POPE (Mòmì) Origin of the Name
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Originally, the language was called fimo yos mi, which is Fimo Yos and means "difficult language". This was rendered into Mòmì phonetically as /fɪmɔ ɔs mɪ/ or /fɪˈmɔsmɪ/.
In Mòmì spelling, this became P̃P̃EPOT̃T̃PE or, after phoneme harmonization, PPEPOTTPE.
The latter is pronounced /mɪˈmɔnmɪ/, which was simplified to /ˈmɔmɪ/.
That's why the language is now called POPE (Mòmì).
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