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Midge — The word “midge” comes from the early 15th century, rooted in the Old Norse word “mygg,” “mugg,” or “myga,” meaning “gnat.” These terms point to the small, biting flies common in many regions, particularly in damp environments. In Scottish, it appears as “midgye” or “midge,” maintaining a similar pronunciation and meaning. The term reflects the tiny size and often irritating presence of these insects. Over time, “midge” has continued to denote small flies, particularly those known for their swarming habits and biting nature. The term “midget” originated in the mid-19th century. Orig ..read more

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