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Typically, the cognate to Hittite paḫur, Greek pū̑r, Armenian hur, English fȳr, Agnæan por, etc. ‘fire’ is thought lost in Indo-Iranian. But it actually survives at the Indic–Nuristani border in a handful of dialects. E.g., Ẓonćigal Kalaṣë (Nur.) pūṛ̆ ‘embers’, Dara-i Nur Pashai (IA) pōr ‘bonfire’.
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Commonly used in Dundee - tae tan windees in. An activity that didn't necessarily involve burglary, but definitely involved breaking windows.
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Scotstober Day 18 (Pairt 1) kivers yon 🙂
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Was gonna say that one, like “He fair tanned that pint”…
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