Just stumbled upon one lol (no idea whether it's actually good linguistics tho. Might be entirely made-up and still slaps)
The word “duty” is derived from the word “due.” “Due” traces its origins back to the old French deu. Both source and derivation share the same meaning: that which is owed. A duty isn’t a responsibility to be fulfilled, it is a debt that must be repaid. If a boss tries feeding you a less etymologically accurate version of this bullshit, tell them to go pound sand. The only debt accrued on the job is the debt your boss owes you.
Just stumbled upon one lol (no idea whether it's actually good linguistics tho. Might be entirely made-up and still slaps)
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Reminded me of "Debt" by Graeber, there's a lot of etymology analysis there.