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Etymology

Keith

Keith

Well-Known Member
I have an obsession with word origins.

For example:

The original Spanish word for dog was "can", a corruption of the Latin "canis". Eventually, they switched to "perro", a word of unknown origin but thought to have originated from a dog call. "Can" is now apparently used as a slang term for "trigger".
 
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