Where does “mange” come from?
Mange comes from Middle English manjewe, from Old French manjue, from Old French mangier meaning "to eat," from Latin manduco meaning "to chew," from Latin manus meaning "hand," and ultimately from Proto-Indo-European men-.
mange (English): A skin disease of mammals caused by parasitic...
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- A skin disease of mammals caused by parasitic...
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