Here's a question: Where did the term, "helpmeet", originate?
In the KJV, the verse in Genesis says, "I will make him an help meet for him." (i.e. a help fit for him)
So I'm not sure how "help meet" became one word...
I could go on about "common usage errors" such as "she imagined herself walking down the aisle" (the center row in a church, etc. is called the nave), but that's rather pointless, so I'll just finish this post here.
-Max out
1 comment:
I never though of that - it basically means "a helper fit for him."
We english-speakers sure garble our words...
Thanks for the comment!
Sadly (but not really), I have discovered another box of my books, which means I have to get another shelf, which means...
...rearranging.
Again.
Already.
Glad you like the way it is *grins*
~ Mirriam
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