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Yes, actually, it is. L. Frank Baum named the north, south, east, and west regions of Oz. The west is Winkie. The north is Gilikin. The south is Quadling. And the east is Munchkin land.
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Is the word 'munchkin' copywritten?
The word "munchkin," along with the rest of the Wizard of Oz characters and places, has entered the public domain, meaning everyone has the rights to use it.
What does the word Munchkin usually refer to?
The word 'munchkin' may be found in dictionaries, where munchkins are defined as small in size, diminutive in stature. But the word appears to be a made-up word that's in the English language because of the popularity of the Oz series of royal histories for children. Author and Oz series originator Lyman Frank Baum [May 15, 1856-May 6, 1919] confided little of his sources of inspiration to anyone. And the origin of the word 'munchkin' definitely isn't something that he explained. So unless original notes are found or family secrets are told, any explanations are just good guesses.
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Is the word 'munchkin' copywritten?
The word "munchkin," along with the rest of the Wizard of Oz characters and places, has entered the public domain, meaning everyone has the rights to use it.
What does the word Munchkin usually refer to?
The word 'munchkin' may be found in dictionaries, where munchkins are defined as small in size, diminutive in stature. But the word appears to be a made-up word that's in the English language because of the popularity of the Oz series of royal histories for children. Author and Oz series originator Lyman Frank Baum [May 15, 1856-May 6, 1919] confided little of his sources of inspiration to anyone. And the origin of the word 'munchkin' definitely isn't something that he explained. So unless original notes are found or family secrets are told, any explanations are just good guesses.
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