Can be seen as "Get In It" meaning to get involved.
Originally a command to initiate a Github repository
Originally a command to initiate a Github repository
I want it so imma git init
They tryna git init
git init
git add .
git commit -m "imma git innit"
git push origin main
They tryna git init
git init
git add .
git commit -m "imma git innit"
git push origin main
by Endymuse October 4, 2025

Etymology
├─ Etymology | ἐτυμολογία
│ └─ Word Origin
│ ├─ Greek Root
│ │ ├─ etymon true sense, original meaning
│ │ └─ logos word, study
│ ├─ Indo-European Root
│ │ └─ *wed- to speak, true word
│ │ ├─ Proto-Hellenic
│ │ └─ Other Cognates e.g., Latin verum, Sanskrit satya
│ └─ Evolution
│ ├─ Ancient Greek ἐτυμολογία: study of true meanings
│ ├─ Latin etymologia: borrowed from Greek
│ ├─ Middle French etimologie: 14th c. usage
│ └─ Modern English etymology: study of word origins
└─ Philology | φιλoλογία
└─ Semantics
├─ Primary Meaning
│ ├─ Study of Word Origins historical linguistics
│ └─ True Sense Analysis semantic roots
├─ Historical Usage
│ ├─ Classical Greek
│ │ └─ Texts e.g., Plato: word origins in Cratylus
│ ├─ Renaissance
│ │ └─ Scholarly Works e.g., lexicography
│ └─ Modern Period
│ └─ Linguistic Studies e.g., Oxford English Dictionary
└─ Cultural Context
├─ Academic Discipline historical and comparative linguistics
└─ Modern Usage e.g., etymological dictionaries, linguistic research
├─ Etymology | ἐτυμολογία
│ └─ Word Origin
│ ├─ Greek Root
│ │ ├─ etymon true sense, original meaning
│ │ └─ logos word, study
│ ├─ Indo-European Root
│ │ └─ *wed- to speak, true word
│ │ ├─ Proto-Hellenic
│ │ └─ Other Cognates e.g., Latin verum, Sanskrit satya
│ └─ Evolution
│ ├─ Ancient Greek ἐτυμολογία: study of true meanings
│ ├─ Latin etymologia: borrowed from Greek
│ ├─ Middle French etimologie: 14th c. usage
│ └─ Modern English etymology: study of word origins
└─ Philology | φιλoλογία
└─ Semantics
├─ Primary Meaning
│ ├─ Study of Word Origins historical linguistics
│ └─ True Sense Analysis semantic roots
├─ Historical Usage
│ ├─ Classical Greek
│ │ └─ Texts e.g., Plato: word origins in Cratylus
│ ├─ Renaissance
│ │ └─ Scholarly Works e.g., lexicography
│ └─ Modern Period
│ └─ Linguistic Studies e.g., Oxford English Dictionary
└─ Cultural Context
├─ Academic Discipline historical and comparative linguistics
└─ Modern Usage e.g., etymological dictionaries, linguistic research
Etymology philologia of etymology please
by Endymuse October 4, 2025
