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/mu.tɔ̃/
Translation
sheep; mutton
Word origin
From Gaulish multo ('ram'), one of the few Celtic words to survive into French. English 'mutton' was borrowed from the French word.
- Origin
- Gaulish
- Root
- multo
- English cognates
- mutton
Grammar
Examples
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The sheep is sleeping in the field.
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The sheep are crossing the road.
au .
She had mutton at the restaurant.
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This sheep is bigger than the others.
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He counts sheep to get to sleep.
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