Entity: JEJUNE
JEJUNE is a term derived from Latin meaning 'empty of food' or 'meager.' It is used to describe something as dull, insipid, or lacking intellectual nourishment.
JEJUNE
Etymology
The term JEJUNE originates from the Latin word 'jejunus,' which means 'empty of food,' 'hungry,' or 'meager.'
Definition
JEJUNE refers to something that is without interest or significance, often characterized as dull, insipid, or unsophisticated.
Historical Context
English speakers first used JEJUNE in the 1600s, applying it in ways that mirrored the meaning of its Latin parent, lamenting the emptiness or lack of substance in various contexts.
Cultural Significance
JEJUNE is used to critique or describe things that are lacking in depth, intellectual nourishment, or excitement, highlighting a sense of blandness or simplicity.
Related Concepts
- Simple
- Naive
- Insipid
- Dull
- Unsophisticated
See Also
JEJUNE refers to something that is without interest or significance, often characterized as dull, insipid, or unsophisticated.