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Cuerno and Cornucopia

Posted by Morgan on May 21, 2021 in H to C, Spanish

We’ve previously discussed cuerno (Spanish for horn) and its related Spanish words–and here’s another: cornucopia, which literally means… the “horn of plenty.” We see the h‑r-n map to the c‑r-n again here!

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