"djarason" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Papiamentu]

Forms: diaranson [alternative]
Etymology: Portuguese dia (“day”) + Portuguese ração (“ration”) or Dutch rantsoen (“ration”). Slaves received weekly rations on Wednesdays. Etymology templates: {{compound|pap|dia|ração|lang1=pt|lang2=pt|t1=day|t2=ration}} Portuguese dia (“day”) + Portuguese ração (“ration”), {{der|pap|nl|rantsoen||ration}} Dutch rantsoen (“ration”) Head templates: {{head|pap|noun}} djarason
  1. Wednesday
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