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(compare Swedish dialect ''focka'' and Dutch dialect ''fokkelen''); possibly from an Indo-European

...'Xiao er ni'' (小二妮) refers to a family’s second-born girl; it is a term in dialect languages to describe a special group, mainly in rural northern China, such

...as of Southern Italy, denoting ‘discretion ‘ or ‘privacy.’ In the Sicilian dialect, the word is pronounced ''umirtà'', which might explain the derivation of

...not necessarily, used for personal gain. The word stems from the regional dialect of Cologne and is used predominantly in the broader Rhineland region, commo

...ikely to show his left hand to the enquirer, adding in strictly Neapolitan dialect, ' ''vai pe sta mano accà'' ', meaning 'follow the hand that I am showing'

...a side job is called ''pe langa'' – which means ‘next to’. In the Tunisian dialect of Arabic, ''khaltura'' is called ''dabbara el’-raas'', which means to or

...), and a gift as a representation of joy. The word mita entered the Romani dialect of the Gabor Roma from the term mítă of Slavic origin. In Romanian langua

...oming a general Polish colloquialism, the word belonged only to the Warsaw dialect. The dual meanings of the concept, as well as its Warsaw origins, are depic

...n'', that is taking advantage of the opportunity. In the Jerusalmic Ladino dialect, ''kobima'' means trick, ploy, manipulation (Rodrigue-Schwarzwald 2013). ''

...d literally as ‘little envelope’. The term has its roots in the Neapolitan dialect, and refers to an envelope in which money is hidden in order to facilitate