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siddon
What does siddon mean?
A blend of "sit" and "down," used for the everyday action of sitting, and also forming the basis of expressions like being told to stay quiet and "siddon."
"Siddon for the dormot make you rest small."
Origin
A fusion of English "sit" and "down," as explained by Pulse.ng's feature on Pidgin word origins.
Frequently asked questions
What does "siddon" mean?
It means "sit down" or "take a seat."
Where does the word come from?
It's a blend of the English words "sit" and "down."
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