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why is gingavitis called that

Salix BabylonikaSalix Babylonika
in Chocolate
"gingavitis" makes me think of ginger and vitamins bzpsio of which are way more pleasnt than gningrifavias

answer me, Alan Rickman

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  • KlinotaxisKlinotaxis
    kill living beings
    product placement.
  • Sredni VashtarSredni Vashtar
    “I'm surprised. Those clothes… but, aren't you…?”
    Gingiva is the technical (read: Old French/Latin) word for the gums, whereas ginger is a shortening of the mediaeval Latin gingiber, itself from a Greek form of a Pali word from a Dravidian root meaning... "ginger root."
  • KlinotaxisKlinotaxis
    kill living beings
    it's Big Gingerbread.
  • Sredni VashtarSredni Vashtar
    “I'm surprised. Those clothes… but, aren't you…?”
    Also gingerly is probably related to the word gentle rather than ginger so that's its own enigma.
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