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GUEST,LynnT	onomatopoeias: your favorites in all language (76* d)	RE: onomatopoeias: your favorites in all language	29 Mar 16
And a cork in Hebrew is a 'pekak' -- emphasis on the second syllable -- which is of course the sound it makes when you pull it out of the bakbook. A pekak is also the person on a kibbutz who does whatever job needs doing -- a floater or cork filling the most immediate holes. Lynn

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