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Honeymoon: To “luna de miel”, etc., add the Welsh “mis mel”, or “honey month.” This points to the original meaning: “Honey moon” meant one lunar cycle (month) in which the newlyweds would drink mead (honey wine) every day.

Evan Owen also commented

• Si Ud. escribe tambien en espanol, estaremos mas cierto de lo que dice!
• Must be Irish to be THAT poetic!!!
• Pero Ud. escribe el ingles perfectamente!
• It’s from the proto-Semitic mi-ka-el, meaning “Who is like God?”

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