Bride

by Victoria Sheinkin January 15, 2014, 5:12 pm

Who ever said it wasn’t the bride’s job to cook? (Asides from me and the rest of the women in the era we live in).

The English word “bride” comes from Old English bryd which, in turn, originates in Old Frisian breid, Old High German brut and many others. Some scholars believe that these came from the Proto Indo European root of bru, meaning to cook or to make broth.

Well that’s nice to know!

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Written by Victoria Sheinkin

Victoria Sheinkin is a writer, content editor, translator and chief editor for UnusedWords.com. Speaking three and a half languages, she holds two BAs from the Tel Aviv university- Communication and jounalism, English literature and linguistics.