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Marowpewa | Cornish Neologism

By Robert-Scott Ynkawen

Translation

zombie

Etymology

Marow: corpse

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Pewa: living

Commentary

Essentially, it would mean “living dead” which has been the more descriptive, albeit oxymoronic, phrase to describe a zombie.

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