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* '''terracotta:''' a kind of pottery; the name is Italian for "baked earth" | * '''terracotta:''' a kind of pottery; the name is Italian for "baked earth" | ||
| + | In context, '''to terracook''' is a infinitive verb. A Bone, a pebble (a people?) a ramskin are ''left'' to terracook, suggesting these items are buried in the earth (the '''muttheringpot''', the silent (mute) Earth Mother) to harden, petrify. | ||
| + | *Also hints at Chinese terracotta warriors (not sure on when they were known to exist). | ||
[[Category:Italian phrases]] | [[Category:Italian phrases]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:24, 28 September 2017
- terracotta: a kind of pottery; the name is Italian for "baked earth"
In context, to terracook is a infinitive verb. A Bone, a pebble (a people?) a ramskin are left to terracook, suggesting these items are buried in the earth (the muttheringpot, the silent (mute) Earth Mother) to harden, petrify.
- Also hints at Chinese terracotta warriors (not sure on when they were known to exist).
