These things partly title a Makoto Shinkai film in which a student's rainy encounters with a mysterious woman in a garden at
These things partly title a Makoto Shinkai film in which a student's rainy encounters with a mysterious woman in a garden at Shinjuku Gyoen help the latter regain her selfconfidence. Three chimpanzees named Kafka, Milton, and Swift appear in a David Ives play whose title repeats the name of these things three times. Hapax legomenon is the name for one of these things that only appear once in a given sample. When Polonius asks Hamlet "What do you read my lord?", Hamlet only (*) repeats this word three times. The Gospel of John opens by stating "In the beginning was [this]," and notes that it "was God." A portmanteau is one of these that has been formed from combining two different ones. For 10 points, name these linguistic units, which are sometimes "loaned" from other languages.
These things partly title a Makoto Shinkai film in which a student's rainy encounters with a mysterious woman in a garden at
words [accept The Garden of Words; Words, Words, Words; In the Beginning was the word; portmanteau words; or loanwords]