Acker came from German or Old English, meaning "field", and is also related to the word "acre".
An example comes from English, in which the expression of the indicative versus subjunctive mood is contrastive.
About 25% (1,054) of these foreign words come from English and are fairly recent borrowings.
Even though it was an autonomous state, Portuguese colonies came under sustained attack from their enemies, especially the Dutch and English.
These are words that came from English that have been modified according to the local accent:
Acker comes from German or Old English, meaning "field".
Most of the vocabulary of falconry comes from middle English, and zoologists have adopted a lot of it.
Her mother came from English, Irish, Portuguese and Spanish ancestry.
Most of these loan words come from English.
Even the English words for numbers, which come from Old English, reflect these groupings of ten.
