φουρκίζομαι (fourkizomeh)
This was in the story we read from the Anthology with Iwanna G. yesterday--she (age 12) defined it as "get mad in a puffed up way." According to the synonyms listed below, she was dead on with her definition!
The big question is: why does it sound just like φουρκέτα (fourketta), barrette, in an earlier post? I was able to learn that the barrette word is likely from the French fourchette, fork--so they may be false cognates.
This was in the story we read from the Anthology with Iwanna G. yesterday--she (age 12) defined it as "get mad in a puffed up way." According to the synonyms listed below, she was dead on with her definition!
The big question is: why does it sound just like φουρκέτα (fourketta), barrette, in an earlier post? I was able to learn that the barrette word is likely from the French fourchette, fork--so they may be false cognates.
| rile | vtr | (annoy, anger) | εκνευρίζω, εξοργίζω ρ.μετ. |
| καθομιλουμένη | τσαντίζω,φουρκίζω | ||
| frustrate sb | v | (exasperate, annoy sb) | εξοργίζω, εκνευρίζω, ενοχλώρ.μετ. |
| καθομιλουμένη | τσατίζω, φουρκίζω, φουντώνωρ.μετ. | ||
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