cwcw.
cuckoo (Cuculidae)
Meaning & usage
cuckoo (Cuculidae)
Where this word comes from
From English cuckoo, from Middle English cokkou, probably from Old French cocu, ultimately onomatopoeic, perhaps via Latin cucūlus (“cuckoo”). The alternative form gwcw (attested already in Middle Welsh) is a blend of Middle English cokkou and goke (see English gowk).
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