"savanos" meaning in All languages combined

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Verb [Albanian]

Forms: sanavosa [aorist], savanosur [participle]
Etymology: Borrowed from Greek σαβανώνω (savanóno), aorist σαβάνωσα (savánosa). By surface analysis, savan + -os. Etymology templates: {{bor+|sq|el|σαβανώνω}} Borrowed from Greek σαβανώνω (savanóno), {{surf|sq|savan|-os}} By surface analysis, savan + -os Head templates: {{head|sq|verb|aorist|sanavosa|participle|savanosur|head=}} savanos (aorist sanavosa, participle savanosur), {{sq-verb|sanavosa|savanosur}} savanos (aorist sanavosa, participle savanosur), {{tlb|sq|dialectal|chiefly|S Greece|transitive}} (dialectal, chiefly Arvanitika, transitive)
  1. to cover (the dead) with a shroud, to enshroud Tags: Arvanitika, dialectal, transitive
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