قنية

Moroccan Arabic

Etymology

Derived from Vulgar Latin *cuniclus (“rabbit”), from Latin cunīculus (“burrow or tunnel; rabbit”), from Ancient Greek κόνικλος (kóniklos), ultimately suspected to be a word native to the Iberian Peninsula. Cognate with Mozarabic qonélyo, Spanish conejo, and English coney.

Noun

قنية (qniya)

rabbit

References

Bacon, Dan, et al. (1999) Moroccan Arabic Phrasebook, 2nd edition, Lonely Planet, →ISBN, page 165

单词	قنية
释义	قنية Moroccan Arabic Etymology Derived from Vulgar Latin cuniclus (“rabbit”), from Latin cunīculus* (“burrow or tunnel; rabbit”), from Ancient Greek κόνικλος (kóniklos), ultimately suspected to be a word native to the Iberian Peninsula. Cognate with Mozarabic qonélyo, Spanish conejo, and English coney. Noun قنية (qniya) rabbit References Bacon, Dan, et al. (1999) Moroccan Arabic Phrasebook, 2nd edition, Lonely Planet, →ISBN, page 165
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