pronunciation | (meh-tah-NOY-ah)

pronunciation | ‘skin-ship
a brief history | This is a pseudo-English word coined by Japanese speakers referencing existing English words; it is not strictly English. Transliterated into Japanese, it is something like スキンシップ; in Korean, which has adopted the word, it is 스킨십. It can connote ‘sharing a bath naked’, but more often has the platonic context.

pronunciation | ‘moot-er-“zE-len-‘al-lIn (al as in ally)

pronunciation | ‘a-ter-“mwa-men

pronunciation | ‘dUst-shA-a-wung (DOOST-shay-ah-wung)
submitted by | petrovitch
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pronunciation | nO-‘vish-E-us

pronunciation | A-‘ip-a-THE (ay-IP-ah-thee)

pronunciation | a-‘lAt

pronunciation | ‘ra-sas-“va-da
submitted by | rasas-vada
submit words | here

pronunciation | ‘ven-ters
notes | Scots is a language distinct from Scottish English and Scottish Gaelic. Venters as used here has no relation to venter, deriving from ventral, meaning the underside of an animal’s body.

pronunciation | “ap-an-‘throp-in-I-“zA-tion