"cel-infern" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Catalan]

Etymology: From cel (“heaven”) + infern (“hell”). Compare Italian inferno-paradiso and German Himmel oder Hölle. Etymology templates: {{ety|ca|:af|cel<t:heaven>|infern<t:hell>}}, {{com|ca|cel|infern|t1=heaven|t2=hell}} cel (“heaven”) + infern (“hell”), {{ncog|it|inferno-paradiso}} Italian inferno-paradiso, {{ncog|de|Himmel oder Hölle}} German Himmel oder Hölle Head templates: {{ca-noun|m|-}} cel-infern m (uncountable)
  1. A children's game played with a paper fortune teller. Tags: masculine, uncountable Related terms: quatre sabaters
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