minga
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From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
From Pitjantjatjara minga tjuta (“ants”). Compare emmet.
minga (plural minga)
minga
cf. mingga "sore, sick, ill"
minga (plural binga)
From Proto-Sino-Tibetan *r-miŋ (“to name, call”). Analyzable as /ming-/ + -a.
minga (transitive)
minga
minga
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minga f (plural mingas)
First attested in 1627. Of unclear origin, but similar to the synonym pinga. Possibly derived from the latter. Sometimes considered to derive from Latin mingere (“urinate”), but the considerable time-gap and lack of Romance cognates argue against it.
minga f (plural mingas)
minga
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