Why there is "D" in fridge but not in refrigerator ?
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This takes a little explaining, so here we go! * The verb "refrigerate" came from the Latin "refrigerare", which in turn came from the Latin "frigus", which means "cold". * Both Latin words had a hard g sound (
We here at Merriam-Webster have a PSA—spelling does not always follow basic logic. In fact ... How, for example, did that d end up in fridge, when the word from which it is shortened—refrigerato
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This takes a little explaining, so here we go! * The verb "refrigerate" came from the Latin "refrigerare", which in turn came from the Latin "frigus", which means "cold". * Both Latin words had a hard g sound (
We here at Merriam-Webster have a PSA—spelling does not always follow basic logic. In fact ... How, for example, did that d end up in fridge, when the word from which it is shortened—refrigerato
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