flimkien

Maltese

Etymology

From underlying fl-mkien (“in the place, on the spot”), from Arabic فِي الْمَكان (fī al-makān). Probably from such collocations as ilkoll flimkien, originally “everybody in the place” and hence “all those present together”.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /flɪmˈkɪːn/

Adverb

flimkien

  1. together
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