[Mihalic] asidua

[linus digim'Rina]

What about a typo of "pasim dua"? It has sexual connotations to it but could just as remote to what we're trying to get at.

linus

Michael Goddard wrote:

> I have never heard the term "asidua" used of any kind of women.
> This could be an extremely local neologism (or perhaps it started as a typo...)
>
> But could it be that Lawrence has misheard a more common  term?
>
> e.g.  "pasindia", which conventionally refers to freeloaders.
> It can also refer to women  who are perceived (frequently by other women) as latching on to men for a 'good time' without doing 'useful' things like cooking, washing, cleaning etc.
>
> mg
>
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