Letlhabaphefo

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neither — let me try explain it — letlhabaphefo means a window.

go tlhaba is similar to "to stab"
phefo is "wind or air"

so in essence it means: a window allows air to flow through.

*that's the best explanation I can put together.

Nice - thanks for the explanation.

Although I work with words, I'm no cunning linguist but am fascinated by language and the origin of words/phrases

I've always thought it meant to stab the wind, meaning "the wind killer" because it blocks it when it's closed. 1ove...Learning

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@onelove indeed it is, they sometimes sound like their singing when they conversate (village folk)