Name that Historical Figure #5

Semihuman sounds awfully similar to subhuman, a word which Mussolini's friend Hitler liked to use.

Of which they used to describe groups of people, rather than individuals. You do understand the difference right?

Yeah, I would argue that Hitler himself was subhuman(e), in the sense that he was severly lacking in humanity.

Exactly. In fact, the 'Kh' reperesents a unique letter in Arabic and Farsi that has no english equivalent, hence why some people pronounce it as Johnson said, but that sound is present in most Germanic languages as well as Old English, which Modern English simply lost along the way (Some of it is left in languages like Welsh and Scots. examples: Loch - Scots, meaning Lake, Achtung - German, meaning Attention, and Dacht - Dutch, meaning thought [notice the similarity... once the 'd' became a 'th', which was classic Anglo-Saxon thing, only the vowel is different and the 'gh' is a remnant from when the word was actually pronounced with this guttural sound in Old English!]). It's basically the sound you make when gathering up phlegm before spitting. Come to think of it... I see why the English thought it wasn't worth it.