(But as you can see I can look them up in a dictionary.) They are very rare words. I have no idea what wraiths or wights are in the context of the given list. No other language has two forms of the Latin word spectrum.) (The Latin verb specio has begotten very many descendants.) (Note that the distinction between the words specter and spectrum is peculiarly English. It's world renowned ghost chaser Kevin G-Host here and as a disclaimer everything you see on this channel is 100 real and also if you ar. This show is a parody of the television show Space Ghost. (Here we have the same situation as with ghost and phantom, only this time in Latin spectrum is the native Latin word, a derivative of specio, I look at, while phantasma is the fancy imported Greek word.) Specter is related to specular, speculum, spectrum, species and special. A lock ( ) or briquttes for charity in korea Space Spectre is a television program. By extenstion, it may be taken as a rarer synonym of phantom. Specter is synonymous with apparition in the sense of an unnatural entity becoming visbile or manifest. Phantom is the French oppressor's word, from Latin phantasma, itself from Greek related to fantasy.) ( Ghost is the native Germanic word - Geist in German. The Holy Spirit is the Holy Ghost, not the **Holy Phantom. When a person dies, we say that they gave up the ghost, and not the phantom. This show is a parody of the television show Space Ghost, a superhero show from the 1960s about a hero who fought space villains alongside. In medicine, you cannot say ghost limb instead of phantom limb in computing, you cannot say ghost read instead of phantom read in electrotechnics you cannot say ghost power instead of phantom power, although you can say ghost load instead of phantom load. Ghost and phantom have a wide area of overlap, but there are many usages where the two words are not interchangeable. For example, we may speak of the apparition of a ghost. Even then, it usually refers not to the unnatural entity itself, but rather to its image becoming visible. It might mean an appearance of an unnatural entity, but this meaning is secondary and needs to be clarified in context. For example, we speak of the first apparition of a publication. (I was.)Īpparition means primarily an act of becoming visible or available. I would advise against using this word, especially because even those rare people who would recognize it as the unadapted form of the Greek word eidôlon may be astonished to learn that it doesn't mean idol. Unfortunately is is very rarely used, and many people may have never encountered it. The Scooby-Doo gag is referenced in the episode 'Dread N Breakfast', while Scooby and Shaggy appear in the same episode. The words have different usages, and, although in some contrived contexts they might be made to be interchangeable, in most practical situations they are not.Įidolon is the most general of the words on the list, in that it can refer to any real or virtual image representing any kind of imagined entity. In the episode 'Channel Chasers', they go to the show Snooper Dog and the Clue Crew, a parody of Scooby-Doo.
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