krakkemut.
Middle Easterner (1980)
Meaning & usage
Middle Easterner (1980)
uninhabited natural or mountainous area; wilderness
Where this word comes from
From Greenlandic qaqqamut (“to the mountains”). Originally used by Danes in Greenland in the sense, to go up into the mountains or inland; later the connection to the Greenlandic expression was blurred. The pejorative sense was originally used to describe Greenlandic people. First attested in 1931
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