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Those will be indexed, searchable, and every single factoid will be repeated and reduplicated and copy-pasted in perpetuity.

The other words (chakra, circle, cycle) are from some kind of reduplicated form like *kwekwlos, via different routes.

Just because Google results show you a thing, doesn't make that thing accurate, but merely prevalent and reduplicated in an index.

Your writing is sprinkled with emoticons and rife with reduplicated punctuation, both of which (especially the exclamation points) are common signs of immaturity.

The one-syllable name might be reduplicated; 袁璐 might be addressed as 璐璐.

The churn of poorly written articles and reduplicated imagery has most of us on edge, but that should not negate the purpose and quality of other output.

This is probably outside your wheelhouse, but do you happen to know why the Persian word with a single N would have come into Greek with a reduplicated N?

This gets you a lot of underpowered experiments, bad analysis code, and tons of reduplicated effort as people scramble to finish up, publish, and move on.

Nani (sometimes reduplicated, nani nani?

> In ablaut reduplications, the first vowel is almost always a high vowel or front vowel (typically ɪ as in hit) and the reduplicated vowel is a low vowel or back vowel (typically æ as in cat or ɒ as in top).

(The reduplicated μ is harder to justify, but could be helpful in fitting a poetic meter.) If you're worried that I cited the form μῆδος even though it doesn't exist, I should point out that the form μειδάω doesn't exist either.

From Proto-Italic sizō, from Proto-Indo-European si-sh₁-, the reduplicated present of *seh₁- (“to sow”).

"laki" actually an example of a word that changes its meaning when reduplicated instead of creating a plural.

> from total, the reduplicated tee being an intensifier – “T-total” Interesting.

An easy way to see this is that reduplication carries the same meaning that generally applies to reduplicated measure words, and not the meaning that applies to reduplication of nouns -- 天天 means "every day" in the same way that 个个 means "every [one]"; it does not mean "cute little day" in the same way that 狗狗 means "doggie".