kinesa.
to stay the night
Meaning & usage
to stay the night
Where this word comes from
First attested in 1858, with at least two possible etymologies: * Originally student slang, from kines + -a, possibly referring to Chinese beds which may look temporary from a European point of view. * An early Romani loan related to Traveller Norwegian kino (“tired”), from Romani khino (“tired”). Related to Sanskrit खिन्न (khinna, “exhausted”).
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