A somersault is a stunt in which a person tumbles head over heels.
It can be very difficult, as when performed by a circus acrobat, or very simple, as when performed by a child on a front lawn.
The word has two Latin derivatives, supra, meaning above and saltus, meaning “leap.”
The word entered England from France as “sombresault”.
One of the word’s alternate spellings was used to name the English county of Somerset.
The word somersault first appeared in English around 1530 as sobersault, and by the nineteenth century it was sumersault.
The word “Amen” came from the Sanskrit word and chant, “Om” or “Aum”,[ phonetically the same]……. Or maybe, knowing that humans are the cause of most calamity, priests murmur the term, “Ah men” bemoaning the fact!
Actually the first answer is correct, trust me, I’m a man.