Morgen
[ˈmɔrɡn]Meaning
German and Dutch word for "morning", and a historical German unit of land area
Background Story
The German word goes back to Middle High German morgen and Old High German morgan, from a Proto-Indo-European root meaning "to blink, twinkle". English Morgen was borrowed from German. The unit of land area takes the same word because it was the amount a single-furrow horse or ox plough could work in one morning, from morning to noon.
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