suutari.
cobbler (one who repairs shoes)
Meaning & usage
cobbler (one who repairs shoes)
cobbler's (shoe repair shop)
shoemaker (one who makes shoes)
Monochamus sutor (species of longhorn beetle)
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Old Swedish sutare (“cobbler, shoemaker”), from Latin sūtor (“cobbler, shoemaker”).
tench, Tinca tinca
Where this word comes from
< Swedish sutare (“tench”), of the same origin as etymology 1.
dud (unexploded piece of ammunition or fireworks)
Where this word comes from
Semantic shift from etymology 1, through idiomatic expressions primarily referring to being late (often being born late) or failing at a task. Probably first used by quarry workers and from there spread to military slang by the 1920s.
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