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*** Weird Word of the Week ***

dreikanter

<DRII.kahn.tuhr>

or

<DRII.kan.tuhr>

  

noun
 
Definition:
rock with three faces caused by blowing sand; ventifact
 
Etymology:   
German
"In New Zealand we saw a quartzite boulder
that had been faceted into a 3-faced ---."

 

 

 

  

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