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Games people play in the Middle of the Night...

...owing from French '''farce''' (“stuffing”) or '''farcir''' (“stuff”), From Middle English '''farcen''', from Old French '''farsir''', farcir, from Latin '''f

...laced Old English '''cāsere''', which would have yielded '''*caser''', and Middle English '''keiser, kaiser''', from Old Norse and continental Germanic langu

...i/choke «'''choke'''»] - "удушье, задушить, задушить, дроссель". А также с Middle English «'''junke'''» - "старый трос, веревка".

From Middle Dutch '''schokken''' (''to push, jolt, shake'') or Middle French '''choquer''' (''to collide with, clash''), from Pre-Germanic '''*sk

[[Араб]]ское '''ويل''' сравните с English '''woe''' - From Middle English wo, wei, wa, from Old English wā, wǣ, from Proto-Germanic *wai (i

...delikat + "-ный", Borrowed from French délicat, from Latin dēlicātus, From Middle French delicat, borrowed from Latin dēlicātus, From dēliciae, from dēli

...nglish politician, and diplomatic advisor, particularly with regard to the Middle East at the time of the First World War.

From Middle Dutch '''schokken''' (''to push, jolt, shake, jerk'') or Middle French '''choquer''' (''to collide with, clash''), from Pre-Germanic '''*sk

From Middle Dutch '''schokken''' (''to push, jolt, shake, jerk'') or Middle French '''choquer''' (''to collide with, clash''), from Pre-Germanic '''*sk