From: Ben Crick (ben.crick@argonet.co.uk)
Date: Thu Jul 09 1998 - 22:53:29 EDT
On Wed 8 Jul 98 (07:40:04), jonathan@texcel.no wrote:
> ...
> It would be a lot more convincing if he could show some examples of
> LOGOS where it clearly has the meaning "Marshall".
> ...
It suddenly occured to me where I had met this word Marshal before!
Not in the sense of a General or a Field-Marshal, but in the Hebrew root
MaShaL. Apart from the meaning "to rule; to become conformed to" it also
means a solemn declaration; a decision; a rule; a byword; a taunt; or a
proverb, GNWMH.
Perhaps it is LOGOS in the sense of GNWMH that the originator of this
thread had in his subconscious mind?
RC Trench, /Synonyms.../, gives only LALIA, FWNH and MUQOS as synonyms
for LOGOS. In BAGD, the definition of GNWMH seems to chime in with the
"marshal" or "marshaller" idea under discussion. It connotes intention or
purpose; a creative plan even...
Or am I way out here?
Ben
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