[Sca-cooks] The Science of Cookery

Sandra J. Kisner sjk3 at cornell.edu
Wed Oct 25 06:39:33 PDT 2017


Actually, horns and antlers are different things, I believe.  Antlers are shed each year, and regrow; horns are permanent.

Sandra

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Quoth Alexander Clark:

> Was the choice to translate as "lunch" and "dinner" based on 
> conventional modern usage?

The Hungarian word is _szarvas_, and it's literally 'with horns'.
('Antler' and 'horn' are the same word, which makes sense, as antlers are just the form that horns take on deer.) In my experience, it means any sort of deer with antlers.


Julia 


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