It entered the English language sometime before the year 900. In Middle English it was "menen", and in Old English it was "mǣnan".
esce = to become
to become designer and become young star
Because that's what people decide they mean. If you were to invent a new word and convince enough people to actually use that word every day, that word would become a part of the language.
Rougir means 'to become red' in French, after the word rouge meaning red.
It depends on how you spell it in Hebrew: אבד = to become lost עבד = to work
The word Mad means either To become wet or moist or to be drunk.
a flowering plant whose stem above ground does not become woody.
lokahi means to unify or untie. (to become one)
The suffix ive in the word attractive is a derived term. Use of the ive in attractive makes the word become an adjective.
If you mean theSpanish word "el," meaning "the", it becomes "los" in the plural form.
urban community, have over the centuries become associated with the profession of prostitution
A word can become a curse depending on how that word or phrase is used. For example, if you were to say 'i dislike you', you could mean it in a jokey sort of way, or in a rude, harsh way. Also, certain words have specific letters in that make the word sound mean. Like if someone said a word like 'squishy' or 'silly' you would feel happy and jokey with them. But if the person used a word with harsh syllables, like 'hate' or 'stink', you could feel as though the other person is being mean etc to you.