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05:57 Jun 7, 2002 |
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| Selected response from: Sandra Nortje South Africa Local time: 08:10 | |||
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5 +1 | darling; dearest; dear |
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darling; dearest; dear Explanation: The three words given by the dictionary give the general meaning. The word consists of two parts: hart = heart lam = lamb the expression 'my lam' is sometimes used as an endearment. A well known song has the title - ek loop die pad my lam - ( I travel the way, my lamb [literally]) So 'hartlam' is a beautiful compound word. Bosman et al |
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