The Greek word used for manger or feeding trough also has the extended meaning of "stall".
The manger could use refilling, dear.
feeding trough or manger = אבוס (pronounced eh-VOOSS)
manger
crèche
"prêt à manger" (ready to eat) is "pray ta manjey" with no "d" sound in "j"Added: the word manger has the sound mahn-zgay.
The infant Jesus was laid in a manger and was seen there by shepherds, to whom the angelic announcement of his birth was made. (Lu 2:7, 12, 16) The Greek word for "manger" in this case is phat′ne, meaning "feeding place." Phat′ne may also possibly apply to the stall in which animals are kept.
Hay, primarily. Silage can also be kept in a manger. A feed trough or feed bunk is another word for a manger.
ANSWER: to eat - manger
To eat.
To eat
It comes from the French word "manger" which means "to eat"