Brimo's Neologisms, Celtic, Cornish Neologisms, Indo-European, Language Families, Speculative Linguistics Robert-Scott YnkawenFebruary 3, 2021October 18, 2022 Translation zombie Etymology Marow: corpse + Pewa: living Commentary Essentially, it would mean “living dead” which has been the more descriptive, albeit oxymoronic, phrase to describe a zombie. Related posts: Keskartus | Cornish Neologism Ki Lowenyeynder | Cornish Neologism Hwedheltus | Cornish Neologism Karerdolor | Cornish Neologism Lyver Gwi | Cornish Neologism Nowedhyans | Cornish Neologism Hogenwia | Cornish Neologism
