#9 Because 'naked' is derived from a completely different word than 'baked', which was not a verb: in Old English, the word was the adjective 'nacod'. It came from Germanic roots, which were variations of the Sanskrit word 'nagnás'. ...Also, English is a Creole language arising not from 3 languages, but from at least 4, probably 5 languages. In chronological order: Britonnic, Latin, Danish, Anglo-Saxon, and Norman French (which was also influenced by Danish. As in 'North Men').
#9 Because 'naked' is derived from a completely different word than 'baked', which was not a verb: in Old English, the word was the adjective 'nacod'. It came from Germanic roots, which were variations of the Sanskrit word 'nagnás'. ...Also, English is a Creole language arising not from 3 languages, but from at least 4, probably 5 languages. In chronological order: Britonnic, Latin, Danish, Anglo-Saxon, and Norman French (which was also influenced by Danish. As in 'North Men').
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