Sentence examples for language of unknown origin from inspiring English sources

He grew up among the Archi, a 1,200-member 1,200-member that spethnic langroup of unknown origin and, for athataspeaksen centuries, was connected to the outside worlanguageby rugged mofntain paths.

One of the present alternative names, Navarino, may be derived from a group of Avars (a people of unknown origin and language) who settled there during the 6th to 8th century ce.

A recent poem of unknown origin, a favourite of English language teachers who want to amuse their students, contains tongue twisters such as: I take it you already know of tough and bough and cough and dough?

Sources: 1. of unknown origin.

a favor of unknown origin.

Etymology: (Greek: aconiton, of unknown origin).

an FUO – fever of unknown origin.

over this fear of unknown origin.

In these places, I am firmly black, of unknown origin".

Like me, brother John was of unknown origin.

Behçet disease (BD) is a multisystem vasculitis of unknown origin.