Yesterday's Etymon, #6: here is each language's etymon, the word that used all seven letters, and where it comes from (from Wiktionary).
English: I B G N P R U
✦ BURPING (from burp): Originally from American English, of imitative origin. [More](/word/burp)
✦ UPBRINGING: From Middle English upbringinge, equivalent to upbring + -ing. [More](/word/upbringing)
All 35 words (227 points): bribing, brig, bring, bringing, bugging, burning, burping, grin, grinning, grip, griping, gripping, gunning, inning, nipping, ping, pinging, pining, pinning, piping, pippin, pruning, purging, purring, rigging, ring, ringing, ripping, rubbing, ruin, ruining, running, upbringing, upping, urging.
Español: V A D E N O R
✦ VENDEDORA: its history isn't in the dictionary yet. More
All 46 words (270 points): aeronave, avena, envenenada, envenenado, envenenar, envenenó, navarro, nave, nevada, nevando, nevera, nova, novedad, novena, noveno, renovar, reverendo, vano, vara, varón, vean, veer, vena, venado, venda, vendan, vende, vendedor, vendedora, venden, vender, venderá, venderé, vendo, vendrá, vendrán, vendré, veneno, verá, verán, verano, verdad, verdadera, verdadero, verde, veré.
Français: O E I J N R T
✦ REJOINT: its history isn't in the dictionary yet. More
All 43 words (229 points): étonne, étonnée, étonner, étroit, étroite, intention, interro, intro, ironie, iront, jeton, joie, joint, nettoie, noie, noir, noire, nonne, note, noter, notion, notoire, notoriété, notre, orient, orienter, ôter, rejoint, rétro, rôti, rôtir, territoire, téton, tiroir, toit, tonne, tonnerre, torrent, tort, trio, trône, trot, trottoir.
Which did you find, and which got away? Today's letters are waiting: [play Etymon #7](/games/etymon).
