why is gingavitis called that

"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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  • kill living beings
    product placement.
  • “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."
  • kill living beings
    it's Big Gingerbread.
  • “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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