I had no idea that the back of the envelope between the closing flap and the bottom flap had a name - and throat is quite descriptive.
Your post also made me wonder where the word window comes from, as even in German it seems to have a Latin origin. Apparently English kept an Old Norse word vindauga (literally wind eye).
I had no idea that the back of the envelope between the closing flap and the bottom flap had a name - and throat is quite descriptive.
ReplyDeleteYour post also made me wonder where the word window comes from, as even in German it seems to have a Latin origin. Apparently English kept an Old Norse word vindauga (literally wind eye).
There is a name for everything,but often we don't know!
DeleteI found this about the word 'window'.
N'haurem de dissenyar un en català.
ReplyDeleteEm recordaria els meus temps de terminòloga... :)
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