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A linguistic analysis in the new study also suggests the Nisga’a/Gitxsan ancestors in the north may have borrowed the word for hazelnut from Salishan ancestors in the south as they were introduced to the nut through trade, at least 7000 years ago.

"We could have borrowed it like everybody else, but for some reason, we were sort of developing a criminal mentality," the 74-year-old said.

Perhaps the prince could have borrowed some moves from his father's impressive display of Samoan dancing at a recent reception.

It is important to understand that the terms and conditions can change after you have borrowed the money.

Russians even have a word for it, one they have borrowed from the Greeks - “khton”.