[KS] The Korean word for a Pipet
Henny Savenije
webmaster at henny-savenije.pe.kr
Fri Aug 2 23:47:56 EDT 2019
Hi to all,
I want to satisfy my curiosity how the word Spoiteu came into
Korean. I think the origin is the Dutch word spuit which means spout
or injection needle, The Japanese word for eyedropper is Supoito, so
that might be the origin, I just want to be sure
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