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WHITE CHOCOLATE APRICOT SCONES: National Apricot Day! Brr.. It's cold outside-- a perfect day for scones right out of the oven! I've posted many scone recipes over the years , but since today i...

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Today is Jan 9:
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Jan 9; National Apricot Day

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The words apricot and precocious would seem to have little to do with one another. But in fact they both come from Latin prae- “before” + coquere “cook, ripen”. An apricot is an early ripening fruit, and a precocious person is a metaphorically early ripening person. The unusual form of the word apricot is due to the circuitous path it took in getting to English. Latin (malum) praecoquum “early-ripening (fruit)” became Byzantine Greek berikokkia, which became Arabic al-birquq, which became Portuguese albricoque, which eventually came into 16th century English as abrecock, eventually becoming apricot.

The words apricot and precocious would seem to have little to do with one another. But in fact they both come from Latin prae- “before” + coquere “cook, ripen”. An apricot is an early ripening fruit, and a precocious person is a metaphorically early ripening person. The unusual form of the word apricot is due to the circuitous path it took in getting to English. Latin (malum) praecoquum “early-ripening (fruit)” became Byzantine Greek berikokkia, which became Arabic al-birquq, which became Portuguese albricoque, which eventually came into 16th century English as abrecock, eventually becoming apricot.

January 9th is #NationalApricotDay so the #ConnectedAtBirth #etymology of the week is APRICOT/PRECOCIOUS #wotd #ApricotDay #apricot #precocious

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