Word of the Day
bə̄hcy :
disgust
Base Function:
noun, verb
Definition:
As a noun (Sensation), as a verb (To feel repulsed).
Definition: Intense disgust; disgust; act of feeling anxious and complaining (mumbling) at the same time.
Etymology:
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Anatomy of the Word (Iconicity):
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bə̄ (Beginning): /b/ is the lip moving to complain, followed by the long /ə̄/, which is a background, dark sound, like a groan of someone who sees something unpleasant ("Bâââ...").
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h (Middle): The uvular fricative brings the sound to the throat, the beginning of the urge.
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cy (End): The vowel /y/ tenses the face in a smile of disgust, and the glottal /c/ cuts the sound like a spasm in the stomach.
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Sensation: Starts with a long grunt and ends with a dry gasp.
Example:
- Tɔs̆im yhuh... bə̄hcy roro!
This is ruined... how disgusting!)
Synonyms:
- = disgust
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