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{{lexeme|Munja'kin}} | |||
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====Creation and Usage Notes==== | ====Creation and Usage Notes==== | ||
{{djpnotes|quote=In ''[[Emerald City]]'', Dorothy winds up with a dog; she doesn't actually have a dog beforehand. Consequently,t he dog has no name. In the script, the Munja'kin refer to the dog as "Toto" because their word for "dog" actually ''is'' [[toto]]. I thought that was kind of clever. The fact that it was a reduplication (plus the one other extant word, [[simoa]]) inspired me to make Munja'kin [[Kamakawi language|Kamakawi]] 2, in effect. (Oh, I guess [[Munja'kin]] was also present as a word. Was less thrilled about that, but I made it work.)|date=January 12, 2020}} | {{djpnotes|quote=In ''[[Emerald City]]'', Dorothy winds up with a dog; she doesn't actually have a dog beforehand. Consequently,t he dog has no name. In the script, the Munja'kin refer to the dog as "Toto" because their word for "dog" actually ''is'' [[toto]]. I thought that was kind of clever. The fact that it was a reduplication (plus the one other extant word, [[simoa]]) inspired me to make Munja'kin [[Kamakawi language|Kamakawi]] 2, in effect. (Oh, I guess [[Munja'kin]] was also present as a word. Was less thrilled about that, but I made it work.) | ||
-''[[User:Djp|David J. Peterson]]'' 16:09, 23 January 2020 (PST)|date=January 12, 2020}} | |||
Revision as of 17:09, 23 January 2020
Munja'kin
Etymology
From Proto-Munja'kin *toto.
Pronunciation
Noun
toto
- dog
Creation and Usage Notes
| In Emerald City, Dorothy winds up with a dog; she doesn't actually have a dog beforehand. Consequently,t he dog has no name. In the script, the Munja'kin refer to the dog as "Toto" because their word for "dog" actually is toto. I thought that was kind of clever. The fact that it was a reduplication (plus the one other extant word, simoa) inspired me to make Munja'kin Kamakawi 2, in effect. (Oh, I guess Munja'kin was also present as a word. Was less thrilled about that, but I made it work.)
-David J. Peterson 16:09, 23 January 2020 (PST) |