Lemon in European Languages

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“The map is astoundingly accurate, since it covers the exceedingly rare Limauni in Bavarian. The word itself travelled to Bavaria from Italy during the middle ages”–ColourFox

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“So the Borg have assimilated Iceland already?”–Im_int

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”“foreign term”… “Genauga” (a native American term) 🤔”–Intef

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“Thessaloniki doesn’t mean “victory over Thessaly” - more accurate would be to say “victory in Thessaly”–Paepaok

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“Carroll is Irish, it’s an Anglicised form of Ó Cearbhaill”–Ruire

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“Sullivan is an Irish name, Anglicised from Ó Súilleabháin. If Ulster(Uladh) counts as Irish then Sullivan should too”–tescovaluechicken

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“I thought the Caddo were a native tribe”–MookSmilliams

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“chuckles in Colorado”–Striped_Sponge

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“It’s sesalec in Slovenian”–Panceltic

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Language of origin of Germany’s 80 largest cities

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“French is wrong. “Santé” is for a toast. Sneezing is “A vos souhaits”.

“Woman” etymology map in European languages

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“Polish language: Probably from *kobyła (horse) or *kob (pigsty)”