Cheesefare
English
adjective
Definitions
- (religion) Used in the combination "Cheesefare Sunday" by English-speaking members of the Orthodox Christian Orthodox churches to indicate the last day before the Lenten fast, traditionally the last day on which cheese and other animal products may be eaten until Pascha (Easter).
Etymology
Compound from English cheese (smegma) + English fare (travel, journey, departure, fare).
Origin
English
fare
Gloss
travel, journey, departure, fare
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
旅
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Cheswick English
- Chiswick English
- Eurocheese English
- Keswick English
- afare English
- airfare English
- busfare English
- carfare English
- cheesable English
- cheese English
- cheese slaw English
- cheese up English
- cheeseball English
- cheeseboard English
- cheesebox English
- cheesecake English
- cheesecloth English
- cheesedick English
- cheesefest English
- cheesehamburger English
- cheesehead English
- cheeselep English
- cheeseless English
- cheeselet English
- cheeselicious English
- cheeselike English
- cheesemaker English
- cheesemaking English
- cheeseman English
- cheesemeister English
- cheesemonger English
- cheesepare English
- cheeser English
- cheesery English
- cheesesteak English
- cheesetastic English
- cheesevat English
- cheeseware English
- cheeseweed English
- cheesewood English
- cheesology English
- cheesy English
- dickcheese English
- eelfare English
- evilfare English
- fare English
- farebeater English
- farebox English
- farecard English
- faregate English
- farepayer English
- farer English
- farest English
- fareth English
- farewell English
- fareworthy English
- farrand English
- femto- English
- firk English
- forfare English
- forthfare English
- hellfare English
- homefare English
- illfare English
- misfare English
- multifare English
- nipcheese English
- noncheese English
- overfare English
- pickcheese English
- railfare English
- seafare English
- soycheese English
- taxifare English
- thoroughfare English
- warfare English
- welfare English
- woefare English
- チーズ Japanese
- chese Middle English
- fare Middle English
- sís Icelandic
- ชีส Thai
- 吉士 Chinese
- 芝士 Chinese
- 起司 Chinese
- 起士 Chinese
- 치즈 Korean
- ushizi Zulu
- *p(i/u)r, *bjar Proto-Sino-Tibetan
- jiij Marshallese
- itshizi Xhosa
- sis Tok Pisin
- chizi Shona
- sisi Samoan
- chiz Abenaki
- cihs Mohegan-Pequot
- fare
- firk
- afare
- farer
- fareth
- farest
- femto-
- cheese
- cheesy
- farrand
- farebox
- Keswick
- busfare
- woefare
- misfare
- illfare
- forfare
- eelfare
- warfare
- seafare
- carfare
- cheeser
- airfare
- welfare
- faregate
- hellfare
- farewell
- cheesery
- overfare
- homefare
- evilfare
- Chiswick
- farecard
- railfare
- taxifare
- Cheswick
- noncheese
- cheeselep
- farepayer
- cheeselet
- multifare
- forthfare
- cheesebox
- cheesable
- cheeseman
- cheese up
- cheesevat
- soycheese
- nipcheese
- pickcheese
- cheeseless
- cheeseware
- cheesefest
- cheesewood
- cheesecake
- dickcheese
- cheeselike
- cheeseweed
- farebeater
- cheesehead
- cheesedick
- cheesepare
- cheeseball
- fareworthy
- cheesology
- Eurocheese
- cheese slaw
- cheesemaker
- cheesecloth
- cheeseboard
- cheesesteak
- cheesetastic
- cheesemaking
- thoroughfare
- cheesemonger
- cheesemeister
- cheeselicious
- cheesehamburger