Definition of hotchi-witchi in English:

hotchi-witchi

(also hotchi-witchu)

noun ˈhɒtʃɪˌwɪtʃi

In Romany use: the hedgehog.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Borrow (1803–1881), writer and traveller. From English Romani hóčiwiči, probably from the English Romani word corresponding to Welsh Romani určos + a second element of uncertain origin, either an arbitrary extension or perhaps a derivative of Romani veš forest, woods (from Middle Persian wešag forest; Persian beša, (in Iran) bīšae), probably with influence from English -y.

Definition of hotchi-witchi in US English:

hotchi-witchi

(also hotchi-witchu)

nounˈhɒtʃɪˌwɪtʃi

In Romany use: the hedgehog.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Borrow (1803–1881), writer and traveller. From English Romani hóčiwiči, probably from the English Romani word corresponding to Welsh Romani určos + a second element of uncertain origin, either an arbitrary extension or perhaps a derivative of Romani veš forest, woods (from Middle Persian wešag forest; Persian beša, (in Iran) bīšae), probably with influence from English -y.

词汇	hotchi-witchi
释义	Definition of hotchi-witchi in English: hotchi-witchi (also hotchi-witchu) noun ˈhɒtʃɪˌwɪtʃi In Romany use: the hedgehog. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Borrow (1803–1881), writer and traveller. From English Romani hóčiwiči, probably from the English Romani word corresponding to Welsh Romani určos + a second element of uncertain origin, either an arbitrary extension or perhaps a derivative of Romani veš forest, woods (from Middle Persian wešag forest; Persian beša, (in Iran) bīšae), probably with influence from English -y. Definition of hotchi-witchi in US English: hotchi-witchi (also hotchi-witchu) nounˈhɒtʃɪˌwɪtʃi In Romany use: the hedgehog. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Borrow (1803–1881), writer and traveller. From English Romani hóčiwiči, probably from the English Romani word corresponding to Welsh Romani určos + a second element of uncertain origin, either an arbitrary extension or perhaps a derivative of Romani veš forest, woods (from Middle Persian wešag forest; Persian beša, (in Iran) bīšae), probably with influence from English -y.
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