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Incidentally, ityn Old Englsh, a word forwingwasfiþre[ˈfiθ.re], which was displaced by the Old Norsevængr(wing). It comes from Proto-Germanic*fiþriją[ɸi.θri.jɑ̃] (feathers, plummage, wing) from Proto-Indo-European*péth₂r̥ / pth₂én-(wing, feather),...
it didn't go down too well! Originally, the word comes from luna/lune/moon: for the French, the way the shape of the moon changed was a good image (or maybe an explanation) of people's different moods; for the English the moon would make people go a bit mad... from there to ...
I hope this podcast hasn’t been too random, and I randomly decided to add a theme tune this time – it’s an original one I wrote a while ago calledThe Unexpected Badger / Y Mochyn Daear Annisgwyl. You can hear the whole thing here: ...
Is the name 'Shinosuke' a target for teasing? A good way to boost reading and listening skills in a target language is to read or listen to the news. A man of weak will is the target of criticism; even his friends would badger him into correcting his defects. ...
English word "gens"(folk's) occurs in sets: Fiches du livre - "Young Soldier" (Anonymous) Fiches du livre - "Th' Barrel Organ" (Edwin Waugh) Fiches du livre - "The Proverbs of Scotland" (Alex... Fiches du livre - "The Tale of Benny Badger" (Arth... ...
un blaireau— a badger un tamia— a chipmunk French Canadians have their own special word for chipmunks,un suisse, which literally means “a Swiss” and may have to do with how chipmunks’ stripes resemble the uniformsof the Vatican’s Swiss Guard. ...
No. Never badger we new never. Pasha. We we haven't played. We didn't play. And the pressure way l Knapp as we She hasn't played or she didn't play. Do not want on you do not present on you. You haven't heard? You didn't hear I wanna be pash. Lazy vona. Mapache ...
(Shoot, Darn), literally a thumbtack, is a sharp word indeed.Un blaireauis a badger, but also an a$$hole (in our experience, badgers are both).Un casse-couilleis nutcracker, though not in the cool Tchaikovsky way, andputainis a versatile, if vulgar, term- Use when exasperated, angry...
Objectively the best French insult and one of the manyreasons to learn Frenchablaireauis literally a “badger”. Used colloquially, it’s an insult expressing that someone is a jerk, a moron and an imbecile at the same time. Funnily enough, the word describes an old-fashioned shaving brush...