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Spanish " vieja " with a stress-attracting deprecative suffix "-ota " which prevents the e > ie stem-vowel mutation.
This Chapter is subdivided into three sections : a collection of nine psalms with concluding prayers; a collection of five Gospel readings; two pairs of deprecative and imperative formulae of exorcism.
One of the criteria used in these perennial debates is how often the actual target pages are viewed, for instance 100000 views of Pooh ( bear ) vs . 10 views of Pooh ( deprecative ) would indicate the primary usage of the term is Winnie.
:: : : : : The only thing I can think of that's even closely relevant is the deprecative term in Spanish, " maleducada ", which means what it looks like but is best translated in English as " brat " or " rude ".
This phenomenon is quite popular in Slavic languages : for example Polish " kreatura " ( deprecative " creature " ) is feminine but can be used to refer both man ( masculine gender ), woman ( feminine gender ), child ( neuter gender ) or even animate nouns ( e . g . a dog being masculine ).