Lunar month is redundant (1 Viewer)

[Ahsoka]

From a standpoint of etymology. Lunar comes from French lunarire, meaning of the moon. Month comes from an old word for moon. So both words derive from the same word in terms of meaning, but through different languages. It’s not super unusual, but it is still interesting

 

[Ahsoka]

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[dark_tranquility]

Interesting op
Thanks @Ahsoka

 

[uran]

Interesting indeed

 

[Snailmin]

So interesting!

 

[ChiaraStar169]

hehe that's interesting! yk what else is redundant? Panera Bread. Panera is "breadbasket" in Spanish, so in complete English, it would be Breadbasket Bread! lol

 

[Going_Under]

I was reading that out loud and my brain glitched so many times

 

[snsd2beg]

Chai tea

 

[TrinityJade]

Oh so its like chai tea? tea tea

 

[ChiaraStar169]

Chai tea

Oh so its like chai tea? tea tea

this is the first (and second) I've heard of chai tea being redundant lol

 

[TrinityJade]

this is the first (and second) I've heard of chai tea being redundant lol

Whoops I didn't see the first one

 

[Ahsoka]

Chai tea

Oh so its like chai tea? tea tea

Yes but chai tea is even more redundant

 

[Ahsoka]

this is the first (and second) I've heard of chai tea being redundant lol

Chai (and similar words like cha) are extremely common ways to say tea in different languages. The first time I heard chai tea I was confused because in Russian tea is chai, so I was confused why someone would put that before another word for tea I don’t think the phrase comes from Russian, directly or indirectly, but it still sounded redundant

 

[Moguri]

unexpected