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Which common English word may derive from the resemblance of items to a sow's vulva?
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#47491. Asked by gmackematix.
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stormigrl
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It is 16th Century Porcelain which comes from French Porcelain to Italian Porcelain "porcellana" cowrie shell porcelain relating to a sow from the resemblance between a cowrie shell and a sow's vulva.
So the answer would be Porcelain. (English term)
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