If "mochyn" means "pig" in English, what does "fochyn" mean?
Question #45716. Asked by shady shaker.
TabbyTom
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TabbyTom 23 year member
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“Fochyn” is derived from “mochyn” by soft mutation. It will be used in various contexts – for example, after certain possessive adjectives: “his pig” will be “ei fochyn.”
Mar 26 2004, 6:07 AM
shady shaker
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shady shaker
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Thank you Tabby. That was a fochyn good answer.
Mar 26 2004, 6:12 AM
Senior Moments
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Senior Moments
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Tut tut SS. You have brochyn the rules by using such a word that should not be spochyn. It is about time you were wochyn up to the fact that this is a family site.
Mar 26 2004, 6:24 AM
shady shaker
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shady shaker
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SM, put a sochyn it.
Mar 26 2004, 6:28 AM
DogRL
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DogRL
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Does this betochyn that the pochyn and the jochyn has begun?
