Possibly of interest: "Commensal types, be they human or beast, often 'break bread' together. When they do, they are reflecting the etymology of commensal, which derives from the Latin prefix com-, meaning 'with, together,' jointly and the Latin adjective mensalis, meaning 'of the table.' In its earliest English uses, 'commensal' referred to people who ate together, but around 1870, biologists started using it for organisms that have no use for a four-piece table setting. Since then, the scientific sense has almost completely displaced the dining one." - Merriam-Webster Edit: I wonder how his family got the name.
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Finally I know how to pronounce Commencal the correct way
Possibly of interest: "Commensal types, be they human or beast, often 'break bread' together. When they do, they are reflecting the etymology of commensal, which derives from the Latin prefix com-, meaning 'with, together,' jointly and the Latin adjective mensalis, meaning 'of the table.' In its earliest English uses, 'commensal' referred to people who ate together, but around 1870, biologists started using it for organisms that have no use for a four-piece table setting. Since then, the scientific sense has almost completely displaced the dining one."
- Merriam-Webster
Edit: I wonder how his family got the name.