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Исусобако
Не по милости монаршей,
Но по воле божьей всяко:
На прудах на Патриарших
Пойман был Исус с собакой.
Как поймали-от Исуса,
В каталажку закатали.
"Карантин нарушил, сука," --
Обвиненье предъявляли |
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Ficus
Latin
Potentially related to Ancient Greek σῦκον (sûkon) and Old Armenian t'uz via a Mediterranean substrate form *θuiko- or the like. Possibly Semitic: see Phoenician p'g, “half-ripe fig”).
Noun
fīcus m or f (variously declined, genitive fīcī or fīcūs)
- fig tree
- fig (fruit)
- hemorrhoids
Descendants
Aromanian: hic, hicu
Ligurian: fîgo
Italo-Dalmatian
Italian: fico
Sicilian: ficu
Old French: fie
Rhaeto-Romance
Friulian: fîc
Romansch: fig
Sardinian: ficu, figu
Venetian: figo
West Iberian
Aragonese: figo
Asturian: figu
Old Portuguese: figo
Galician: figo
Portuguese: figo
Spanish: higo
→ Classical Nahuatl: hīcox, īcox
→ Albanian: fik
→ Basque: piku
→ English: ficus
Vulgar Latin: *fīca
Aromanian: hicã
Piedmontese: fighé
Italo-Dalmatian
Corsican: fica
Dalmatian: faica, faika
Italian: fica
Old Occitan: figa
Catalan: figa
Occitan: figa
→ Old French: figue
Venetian: figa
→ Hungarian: füge
Aragonese: figa
→ Old Dutch: fīga
Middle Dutch: vige
Dutch: vijg
Afrikaans: vy
→ Middle Low German: vige
German Low German: Fieg
→ Latvian: vīģe
⇒ Middle Low German: vigen (pl)
→ Danish: figen
→ Norwegian: fiken
→ Swedish: fikon
→ Old English: fīc
→ Old Norse: fíkja
Icelandic: fíkja
ficarius
Latin
Etymology
From fīcus. |