Talk:xmara

Etymology is "the study of true sense"
There is somebody in nowadays world who is, apparently, intended to change the facts and the truth at his/her liking. Talking about words we can assess pacifically that the Maltese word xmara derives straight from the same common source that nowadys gives us ̼Sicilian ciumara.

This latter in particular is late form the majority of Sicilian grammarians prefer to write the sound we use while speaking.

Despite this, it seems that there are many non-Sicilian speakers who want to impose their linguistic thoughts without worrying about the freedom of speech that the Wiktionary embodies and represents. I write this thought here, waiting for someone better, more competent and more correct than me to come and explain to me that the gesture of continously reversing the changes made to a Wiktionary entry, without first having analyzed the voluntary work of others and without even offering the necessary counterarguments to support for the reversal of the modification, is correct and is not an act of violent and coercive bullying.

The rehearsals are still in the edit history. Hyblaeorum (talk) 22:43, 8 December 2023 (UTC)