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Languages |
חקצ Tsadi-Het-Koof |
Meaning : laugh, sport |
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Albanian |
qesh ß = Reverse S-G |
laugh, mock |
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Amharic አስቂኝ |
āsik’īnyi |
to mock |
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Amharic |
asseqin |
comical |
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Arabic ضحك |
dahk ( D-from צ Tsadi shift) |
to laugh |
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Armenian ծաղրում |
tsaghrum |
mockery, ridicule |
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Basque |
iseka |
to mock, laugh at |
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Basque |
jokatu M231 |
to play |
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Bolivian Quechua |
asikuy |
laugh |
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Chinese 笑 |
xiao X= S+K |
laugh |
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Dawida: Bantu (SW Kenya) |
Kuseka M213 [JK] |
to laugh |
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Dawida: Bantu (SW Kenya) |
Seko [JK] |
laughter |
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Egyptian (Ancient) |
zcj צחק (vowels unknown) |
laugh |
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Farsi (Iran) |
shukh |
funny (person) |
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Filipino |
Tuksuhin |
joke, tease |
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Finnish |
kikatta ß צ Tsadi as dental |
giggle |
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Finnish |
hauska M213 metathesis of צחק TSa[K]HaQ |
amusing, delightful, entertaining, fun, funny, jolly |
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German |
gackern the Tsadi of צחק TSaK[H]ahQ dropped. |
to cackle |
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Hawaiian |
ho'aka S drops |
laugh |
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Hindi (Dravidian) हंसी |
hansi ß צחק TSaK[H]aQ is an H-S which is reversed and nasalized |
laugh |
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Hindi मज़ाक |
mazāka |
jest |
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Hungarian |
vihog |
laugh |
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Hungarian |
kacagás, kaca ß |
laughter |
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Hungarian |
kacagni ß |
laugh |
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Italian |
giocare ß |
play, act a part |
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Japanese きげき |
kigeki |
comedy |
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Korean |
higuk. |
comedy |
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Latin |
jocus ß |
JOCULAR, JOKE |
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Luyia / Bantu |
tsekha tsinzekho extra nasal |
laugh laughter [JM] |
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Mahigan (Amerind) |
schmeck extra nasal |
to laugh |
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Maori (Australia) |
kata ß צ Tsadi as dental |
joke |
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Maltese |
tidhaq the צ Tsadi/TS becoming a double-dental |
laugh the Tsadi/TS becoming a double-dental |
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Mataco or Wichi languages of the Guacicuro family of n. Argentina |
t’ischey |
to laugh, sport |
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Maya |
tsek |
laugh |
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Mongolian хошигнол |
khoshignol M213 metathesis |
joke |
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Mon Khmer (Cambodia Region) |
sikak (Aslian Branch) |
to laugh out loud [FA] |
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Sesotho/ Bantu |
tsheha |
laugh |
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Rapanui (Polynesian, Easter Is.) |
kata ß צ Tsadi as dental |
laugh |
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Somali |
qosol ß |
laugh |
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Spanish |
guasa ß |
joke |
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Spanish |
chiste ß |
a joke |
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Sumerian |
ka-zal ß |
laugh |
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Swahili |
cheka |
laugh [JM] |
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Tlingit (Na-Dene of Alaska) |
ya-shooḵ
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laugh |
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Turkish |
ṣaka |
joke, jest, gag |
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Turkish |
ṣakaci |
joker |
interchangeable Edenics letter-groups : throat-made (brown), tooth-made (blue), whistling letters (orange), nose-made (green), tongue-made (pink), lip-made (red); vowels stay black] S-K = shift of gutturals ß = reverse; N nasalized, extra M or N
Opposite of laughing: One form of צעק TSa’[A]hQ (to cry out) is Nahuatl (Aztec) choca, to weep, cry (S-F). See the fricative-guttural “crying” words above.
From the "CHUCKLE" entry of E-Word: The Edenics Digital Dictionary. 2200 pages, color-coded. Edenics.org