Etymology

mishkal

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Today it means: a constructive morphological pattern, a nonconcatenative morphological pattern/template used to form nouns and adjectives from a consonantal root Full definition →

Hebrew מִשְׁקָל
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The story

  1. Hebrew · borrowed fromמִשְׁקָל“weight, balance, pattern”
  2. English todaymishkal

Borrowed from Hebrew מִשְׁקָל (“weight, balance, pattern”).

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