namako

Usage category: widespread

Recognition: 70%

Book: ku suli

Coined era: pre-pu

Coined year: 2009

{see sin} | ALT embellishment, spice; extra, additional

commentary

In common usage (both before and after pu), "sin" and "namako" are separate words, each with their own meaning. In pu, they are considered synonyms. Those who consider them synonyms typically don't use "namako" at all, preferring "sin" in all circumstances.

lipu ku translations

spice⁵, extra⁴, adornment³, additional³, extension², bonus², salt², fancy², special²

pu verbatim

related words

sin

origin

Source Language: multiple possibilities

Etymology: Hindi: नमक namak ‘salt’ (← Persian نمک namak ‘salt’); Persian: نمک namak ‘salt’

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