I've gone my whole life thinking REDD was just a name.
Maybe with origins from a man who had red hair.
Maybe red with a stutter.
Maybe red with emphasis.
Maybe someone with a stutter who is very emphatic.
I didn't really know.
Then one day recently my friend enlightened me with the true meaning of REDD.
I didn't believe him until I looked it up on Dictionary.com and sure enough it read:
REDD:
noun the spawning area or nest of trout or salmon
Seriously?!
I had NO idea!
How does REDD go from being a just a name to meaning that, of all things?
Oddly enough, it also means:
REDD:
verb (used with object), redd or redd·ed, redd·ing.
to put in order; tidy: to redd a room for company.
to clear: to redd the way.
because knowing what it really means has made me feel like my life is completely out of order slash turned upside down, if you will.
1 comment:
I'm pretty sure the Amish use it in the verb form when they speak.
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