boscoyo.
(tree) stump (a large piece of rough or knotty wood)
Meaning & usage
(tree) stump (a large piece of rough or knotty wood)
(tree) knot
lump (on the body, etc.)
cypress knee (a type of aerial root formed by some cypress species)
a tough old man
Where this word comes from
From boscot (“hunchbacked”) + -ot (diminutive suffix), with [-j-] (which is represented in writing as ⟨-y-⟩ or ⟨-ill-⟩) serving as a euphonic interfix. Literally, “a little hunchback”.
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