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.
Hay, primarily. Silage can also be kept in a manger. A feed trough or feed bunk is another word for a manger.
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.
ANSWER: to eat - manger
To eat.
To eat
It comes from the French word "manger" which means "to eat"