The word turkey is said to come from the Hebrew word "Tukki" which means:?

Question

a) Big Bird
b) Temperamental Bird
c) Wild Bird
d) Tall Bird

Which one?

Answer 1

Tukki in Hebrew (תוכי) means parrot.

This bird is known by the Brits (and later on by the Americans) as "turkey" for they wrongly recognized it as "Guinea Fowl", a chicken that was led from Madagascar to Britain through Turkey.
In Hebrew we call it "Hodu" (Indian), in Arabic "Chabashi" (Ethiopian), in Malaysia it is known as the "Dutch" and in India they call it "Peruvian".

Hebrew, anyway, is not the source.

Answer 2

Elohiym is plural form but it doesn't imply a plurality of persons or personalities. It is the way .. in that time to say that, I mean, when people in the time of Moseh want to say "I'm a prophet", he could say "I'm a prophet" or "We are prophet". we in this context doesn't imply plurality of person. but is a polite way in that time to say I. so the old testament adjust the language with the current utterance. Remember that holy books in every faiths/every places must say the words of God by their languages/utterances .. Remember that most MCs in big events would say "we appreciate" We but not I .. although there is just one man standing there .. We meant I

Answer 3

Around Thanksgiving time it would be:

e) Dead Bird Walking

Answer 4

c