2022-05-21

Words that I added to Anki on 2022-05-21.

The contents were automatically generated except notes part.

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carnage

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proposition

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  • According to the Cambridge Dictionary, it is defined specifically: “to ask someone who you are not in a relationship with if they would like to have sex with you”

machismo

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  • Spanish macho (male, strong) (whence English macho, Japanese マッチョ, etc.) + -ismo (variant of -ism)

horde

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  • Ottoman Turkish ordu (royal camp)
  • cf. English Urdu

placenta

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  • Latin Latin placenta (a kind of flat cake), Ancient Greek πλάξ (pláx, “flat plate”)
  • plural placentas, placentae
  • cognate with English flat via PIE *pleh₂-

convex

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  • Latin convexus (vaulted) apparently an old past participle (= convectus) of convehĕre (to carry or bring together), because in forming an arch the extremities of the surface are brought together
  • cf. concave

dimple

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  • a diminutive of dint (a hollow in a surface) or dialectal dump (a deep hole)

wilderness

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  • obsolete wildern (wild) + -ness <- wild deer (deer in a wild state)

visceral

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  • cf. Latin vīscus (English viscus) (any internal organ of the body), whose plural is viscera (in both English & Latin)
  • same Latin conjugation with genus and genera

cross-hatching

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  • also crosshatching
  • cross- + hatch (to shade with closely drawn parallel lines)