Haregewoin
ሓረገ ወይን
From Amharic, a compound of ሓረገ (harege), "vine" or "branch," and ወይን (woyn), "grape" or "wine": "vine of grapes."
Meaning and origin
Haregewoin joins two Amharic words into a single picture: a trailing vine and the grapes or wine it produces.
How to pronounce Haregewoin
| Amharic (Ethiopia) | ha-reh-geh-WOYN /harəɡewɔjn/ |
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