Diisʋŋ (UK: /ˈspuːn/, US: /ˈspun/ SPOON) anε dʋg la’ad ka di mͻr lalɛuŋʋ(dinε an zug), sassi bεε gbilig, n bε gban'asir naarin la. Di anε diila’ad buudi sansieba United States la dim buonlin di ye diila’ad kanε an sassi), di kaas-kaas di ya’a ti an ditεbʋl ti’ebug zin’ignε, di tʋm kpan anε ye, di gbin’es diibͻ niŋ nͻͻrin (eating). Diisʋŋ naam tʋmma mε anε ye, diib dʋginε makid, gɛndig, gudig , zεεnʋgʋs gεndigir nε diid pʋdigin. Zamaaʋŋ kaŋa diisʋŋ naam anε kunt ka ba nͻk maali ba( ba anε saasi anzurifa, plated bεε solid), Daad , porcelain plastic. Diisʋŋ naan buudi kͻn’ͻb kͻn’ͻb bε ka ba nͻk la’ad kͻn’ͻb kͻn’ͻb maali ba yi buud kͻn’ͻb kͻn’ͻb ni nε di tʋmma kͻn’ͻb kͻn’ͻb ni nε ba diibi.

diisiŋ
Subclass ofcutlery, cookware and bakeware, table set Dɛmisim gbɛlima
Has useingestion, stirring Dɛmisim gbɛlima
Unicode character🥣, 🥄 Dɛmisim gbɛlima

Diisʋŋ la’ad yʋ’ʋra

dɛmisim gbɛlima

Diisʋŋ la mͻri laa nε gaba’asir. Gban’asir daad la bounε stem. stem tun’εe naae ka di nwεnε wʋʋ dit can bεε bʋnkanε ka ti boun ye crowned ka di an knop, a decorative knob.[1] ka knop-zugʋ la an diisʋŋ naam ka an kͻn’ͻb kͻn’ͻb knop nwεnεsim ka ti boun ye "acorn", "sͻb-naar" ( anε spiral ornament on a ball), "maidenhead" (a bust), "diamond point," "apostle" were particularly popular in England in the 14th to 17th centuries.[2]

Diisʋŋ la yʋ’ʋr la daa yinε Old English spon, 'chip'.[3][4]

Diisʋŋ kanε ti boun ye Assorted of Roman world la (British Museum)

Diisʋŋ kanε an Medieval ka seal bε zugin

Diisʋg naam tʋmma kͻn’ͻb kͻn’ͻb titʋʋnlis n bε ancient Egyptians saŋa la sa ka nam kpεlim mͻr tʋmmir zinkaŋa , ka di la’ad gεndignε ivory, flint, slate nε daad, ba bεdigʋ Kpi'ebnε pʋ’ʋsʋm zabina.[5] Neolithic Ozieri civilization la saŋa n bε Sardinia, ceramic bi’a naam nε diisʋŋ daa pʋn dεŋim mͻri tʋm. Shang n bε dynasty China, ba nͻki kͻnbir maan diisʋŋ naam.a Yiiga Baŋ diisʋŋ naam n bε China daa maanε ka di mͻr dit, ka di tun’e mε tʋm diila’adi .[6] Greeks nε Romans diisʋŋ naam la daa maan yinε baŋ nε anzurifa ka di gban’asir la an dit kanε stem.[5] tʋʋnlis naam bεdigʋ n bε British Museum dinε pa’al ba buudi kͻn’ͻb kͻn’ͻb tun’e nyεt, di tʋmma kͻn’ͻb kͻn’ͻb kanε na nyaŋi nyε anε laa la gban’asir.[5] Ancient Greeks la buon diisʋŋ la ye mystron (μύστρον), ka ba mε nͻk Bodobodo maan la nwεnε wʋʋ diisʋŋ la, ka ba buonε la ye la ye, mystile (μυστίλη).[7][8]

Diisʋŋ kanε an Crusade-era yi 1017 ka ba daa nyε di yi archaeological excavation of Tursiannotko bε Pirkkala, Finland

Ba daa mͻr naam fʋrisid zεεnd yiiga mͻr naam saŋa la.[9] Diisʋŋ kanε ka ba mͻr tʋm yin la ka di boun ye Medievaldaa anε naaf iil bε daad ka nͻk maal, amaa brass, pewter, nε latten diisʋŋ naam daa maanε wʋʋ 15th century.[5]]Azurifa diisʋŋ n daa bε na’ayin nε yir sieba pa’anε di sʋm nε paŋ ie si’em.[5]Na’asaal kanε dεŋ yiiga vεεns ka di yi ba nͻͻr gban’ar ni na bε 1259.[5] N bε Edward wardrobe accounts  bε yum 1300 sanlim sieba nε azurifa diisʋŋ zabir nε fleur-de-lis la , Paris zabir la.[5] medieval diisʋŋ  kanε an sʋm anε Coronation la,ka di tʋmmir  pa’an English nε British sovereign nya’aŋ ; this 12th-century la’akʋdʋg kanε  nam kpεlim vʋr n bε  British royal regalia.[5]

  1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISBN_(identifier)
  2. https://books.google.com/books?id=QPtGAQAAIAAJ&pg=RA3-PA21
  3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/978-0-684-84732-0
  4. https://www.oed.com/public/login/loggingin#withyourlibrary
  5. 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_domain
  6. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISBN_(identifier)
  7. https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus:text:1999.04.0062:id=cena-harpers
  8. https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.04.0062%3Aalphabetic+letter%3DM%3Aentry+group%3D16%3Aentry%3Dmystile-harpers
  9. https://archive.org/details/dailylifeinmedie00lind/page/128