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Wiktionary:Etymology scriptorium/cane
==''[[cane]]'' and ''[[can]]'' in [[w:consilience|consilience]] ==

{| align=center
| width=50% |
 eng:	{{l|en|cane}}
 esp:	{{l|es|caña}}
 fre:	{{l|fr|canne}}
 ita:	{{l|it|canna}}
 
 jpn:	{{l|ja|管}}
 	''kan''
 kor:	{{l|ko|수수깡}}<ref>See also [[薥 #Korean]]. --~~~~ </ref>
 	''-kkang''
| width=50% |		
 eng:	{{l|en|can}}
 dut:	{{l|nl|kan}}
 nor:	{{l|no|kanne}}
 swe:	{{l|sv|kanna}}
 
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: In a way, morality is simply intentionality, especially willingness to moral reciprocity in good faith, whereby [[measure for measure]] in bad faith is hopefully excluded. It sounds simple! The practical choice, however, is always either good or bad faith. What could, would, should be ours from now on? 
: --[[User:KYPark|KYPark]] ([[User talk:KYPark|talk]]) 08:33, 31 July 2012 (UTC) Modified --[[User:KYPark|KYPark]] ([[User talk:KYPark|talk]]) 10:29, 31 July 2012 (UTC)

; See also

* [[Wiktionary:Etymology scriptorium/sugar cane]]⏎
* [[Wiktionary:Etymology scriptorium/mole]]

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