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From {{inh|meni|pmen|*anu}} + {{m|meni|- | From {{inh|meni|pmen|*anu}} + {{m|meni|-tsé}}. | ||
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Revision as of 11:28, 17 March 2020
Méníshè
Etymology
From Proto-Méníshè *anu + -tsé.
Pronunciation
Noun
ánùtsé (earth class, plural ánùtséyá)
- fork
Creation and Usage Notes
| It's silly, but I was quite excited about this word because it delighted me to think of forks as little hands with little tine fingers. That's right: forks have tiny tine-y fingers. (In case you're wondering, "tine" and "tiny" come from different etymological sources in English. I checked.)
-Jessie Sams 05:27, 17 March 2020 (PDT) |