what is the kenning for toothbrush?
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Kenning
The kenning for toothbrush is tooth + brush.
Explanation:
- Kenning is a type of word formation. It is the compounding of two or more words to form a single word.
- Kenning is often used as a rhetorical device. They serve as a figure of speech to circumlocute the meaning of an otherwise simple word.
- A word formed by kenning comprises two parts: a base-word which is also known as a head-word and a determinant.
- The word 'toothbrush' has been formed by kenning.
- It comprises two words- tooth, a noun; and brush, both a noun and a verb.
- The compounded word metaphorically implies at an instrument used for cleaning teeth tooth is the .
- In the word 'toothbrush' , 'tooth' is the head-word and 'brush' is the determinant.
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