Sounds like a mixed drink. "Gin and Ron"? Seems that when
word-initial the morpheme gyn(e) is usually [gajn] in English words...
On 11/3/08, ROGER MILLS <rfmilly@...> wrote:
> Scotto Hlad wrote:
>>
>>I'd like to add to the etymology for androgyne. Andro is the genitive form
>>of aner the Greek word for man and gyne is the Greek word for woman.
>>
> Possibly a nonce-form, but in the past I've heard "gynandron" [dZIn'&ndr\on]
> as a term for a person who has both sexual characteristics.
>
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