Re: About the name Rasputin...
- From: António Marques <m.ap@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 02 Feb 2007 11:56:57 +0000
Paul J Kriha wrote:
It's interesting to see other Slavic names for the turkey.
It seems, they kept borrowing from all sorts of different
directions. Russian borrowed a name of another country:
"indyuk" {m} and "indeyka" {m}. And the Czech names are
"krocan" {m}, "krúta" {f}, and "krútě" {n}.
Do the Czech turkies sound like "krút krút krút"
while the German ones go "trut trut trut"? :-)
Americans, please note, your turkies are quite different
birds from the European ones so their calls are likely
to sound completely different.
And turkey in portuguese is peru.
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