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Memorable eponymous terms require memorable nominal roots and, in the English-speaking world, people's names are becoming more diverse and interesting as more cultures are demographically and linguistically annexed.
But, because Clinton linguistically bobbed and weaved so much, their headline descriptions of what exactly took place vary.
It is meant to describe a person who may not be fully fluent in Spanish, or “Mexican enough,” culturally and linguistically.
Of all the countries in which English is a significant first language, South Africa is perhaps the most complex socially and linguistically.
The first of these is the possessive, the second represents the vowel of is . (The Joyce title is typical of the author's linguistically inventive but allusive style, and is actually a compound of two proper names: that of Finn MaCool, the Irish folk-hero, and Tim Finnegan, the hero of a music-hall ballad, who sprang to life in the middle of his own wake.)