Re: Derived adpositions (< Linguistic term for ease of changing word-class)

Ray Brown wrote:
> > Eugene Oh wrote:
> >
> >> Perhaps "nonetheless", "notwithstanding", "nevertheless" were ahead of
> >> their
> >> time in descriptivity ;)
> >>
> >
> > "nonetheless" looks to me suspiciously like a calque of Classical Latin
> > "nihilominus" which, I guess, puts it way ahead of its time   :)
> >
Or French néaumoins IIRC?????

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