Heigh, kin

LINGUISTICSSOCIOLOGY
Written By Eric Love

Heigh, kin LINGUISTICS, SOCIOLOGY – A greeting expression. “Heigh, kin” is an expression used to greet welcome friends and families on special days such as → Hidain, weddings, and funerals. It roughly translates to “Welcome, good and kind friend.” It is typically answered by repeating the phrase, or with an added note of good will, such as, “…and may your days be gentle,” or “…may your hearts be light (or sunny).” It varies from region to region and based on the current day of celebration or mourning.

Eric Love
I am a story teller. The goal of a story is to move people in some way. Whether with video, words or images and graphics, my end goal is always to tell a good story. When your story is told successfully, it expresses your strengths and the unique way in which you fill a need or want. With every service I offer, I seek to answer this question: what is the best way to tell this story? Showing always beats telling.
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