How the hell do you get 'Kernal" out of Colonel???
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Colonel panic.
English is Germanic. Guess what word negger ~ a workhorse of a man, a plowman, he who works like a mule came to mean in this so called new world of "Western Civilization"?
Ask the French
Actually n-gger comes from n-ger which simply means black in Latin. It IS pronounced the same as there is no soft G in Latin. It's not even an infrequently used form of black I've been studying Latin and it appears all the time.
But I've always wondered that too lol
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No. Negro means the color of Black in Latin. Moreno and Morena is for men and women of African decent respectively in Spanish. Then with the first 4ooo enslaved Moors (Mauris) being shipped from Spain to Hispaniola in 15o6 our ancestors where considered property instead of people and referred to as Negros.
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you lazy and probably high - google has your answer:
The word "colonel" derives from the same root as the word "column" (Italian: colonna) and means "of a column", and, by implication, "commander of a column". The word "colonel" is therefore linked to the word "column" in a similar way that "brigadier" is linked to "brigade", although in English this relationship is not immediately obvious. By the end of the late medieval period, a group of "companies" was referred to as a "column" of an army.
Since the word is believed to derive from sixteenth-century Italian, it was presumably first used by Italian city states in that century. The first use of colonel as a rank in a national army was in the French "National Legions" (Légions nationales) created by King Francis I by his decree of 1534. Building on the military reforms of Louis XII's decree of 1509, he modernized the organization of the French royal army. Each colonel commanded a legion with a theoretical strength of six thousand men.
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