Yeet Comes From Latin
Fun fact: The word “yeet” comes from the Latin verb “iacere” meaning ‘to throw, toss out, or cast’.
A two-panel linguistic joke claims that the slang word “yeet” comes from the Latin verb “iacere,” meaning “to throw, toss out, or cast.” The punchline is the mock-serious etymology connecting modern internet slang to an ancient language. EN: A two-panel linguistic joke claims that the slang word “yeet” comes from the Latin verb “iacere,” meaning “to throw, toss out, or cast.” The punchline is the mock-serious etymology connecting modern internet slang to an ancient language.
- @rzeczyzabawne / 8327 2023-04-20
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