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That's rather odd - my word origins dictionary states that filter is not in any way related to the Greek philos, meaning beloved ect. So which of these origins does philtrum belong to?
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted Philtrum windar 10/25/02 02:21 PM Re: Philtrum Buffalo Shrdlu 10/25/02 02:28 PM Re: Philtrum wwh 10/25/02 02:50 PM Re: Philtrum windar 11/05/02 12:41 AM filter, strainer, philtre emanuela 11/18/02 01:30 PM prolabium is called "philtrum". TEd Remington 11/28/02 05:43 PM Re: filter, strainer, philtre bonzaialsatian 11/29/02 05:53 PM Re: filter, strainer, philtre TEd Remington 11/29/02 09:49 PM Re: Philtrum doc_comfort 10/27/02 11:32 PM Re: Philtrum wwh 10/27/02 11:50 PM Re: Philtrum doc_comfort 11/18/02 04:05 AM
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