The word is frequently mentioned in The Bible, the Hebrew word 'Halabh' meaning milk in its fresh state and is often connected with honey. Milk has been available from sheep, goats, camels and cows for many centuries. In Europe, the West Saxon word was 'Meoluc', a Norse word 'Mjolk' and Dutch and German 'Melken'. Russian and Czech words some from the same source. The word Milkmaid appeared in the 14th Century and the word Milkman (a man selling milk for profit) a little later. Milk Chocolate was recorded in the mid 1700's
Yes, a common phrase with the word "carton" is "milk carton," which refers to a container used for storing and transporting milk.
mammals (the word comes from "mammary glands", actually)
Your word is" "milkman" ! A Sentence now: Residents of Echelon Towers Voorhees remember when the milkman used to come round !
not all milk
cows...! DUHHHHHHHHHHHH! where else would COWS milk come from? I mean COME ON!
They are erasers that come in "milk cartons." They come in chocolate, grape, strawberry, orange juice, and milk flavors.
It is cow or buffalo milk
milk comes from cows
No. Only milk.
No, you have to put the milk in the bowl. It does not come with milk.
got milk ?
sour milk