radunista

radunista m or f by sense (masculine plural radunisti, feminine plural raduniste)

radunisti (masculine plural)
raduniste (feminine plural)


raidista

it-noun

raidista m or f by sense (masculine plural raidisti, feminine plural raidiste)

raidisti (masculine plural)
raidiste (feminine plural)


palliativista

palliativista m or f by sense (masculine plural palliativisti, feminine plural palliativiste)

palliativisti (masculine plural)
palliativiste (feminine plural)


जाट

hi-proper noun

जाट • (jāṭ) m

jāṭ (romanization)
जाट (direct singular)
जाट (oblique singular)
जाट (singular vocative)

Inherited from Ashokan Prakrit *𑀚𑀝𑁆𑀝 (*jaṭṭa), probably related to Sanskrit जर्तिक (jartika), a tribe name. This could ultimately be from a farming term meaning "villager, herdsman, shepherd, cattle tender." Cognate with Punjabi ਜੱਟ (jaṭṭa), Sindhi 𑋂𑋆𑋣 (jaṭu), and Romani zatt.


cespuglista

it-noun

cespuglista m or f by sense (masculine plural cespuglisti, feminine plural cespugliste)

cespuglisti (masculine plural)
cespugliste (feminine plural)

From cespuglio (“minority political group”) + -ista.

suffix

(humorous or derogatory) member of a minority political party or group


randista

it-noun

randista m or f by sense (masculine plural randisti, feminine plural randiste)

randisti (masculine plural)
randiste (feminine plural)


rappista

rappista m or f by sense (masculine plural rappisti, feminine plural rappiste)

rappisti (masculine plural)
rappiste (feminine plural)


paramara

es-noun

paramara m or f by sense (plural paramaras)


exmonarca

exmonarca m or f by sense (plural exmonarcas)


ratealista

it-noun

ratealista m or f by sense (masculine plural ratealisti, feminine plural ratealiste)

ratealisti (masculine plural)
ratealiste (feminine plural)

a person who sells items by hire purchase


Bolognesi

places named for Francisco Bolognesi
A province of Ancash, Peru

places named for Francisco Bolognesi
A district of Pallasca, Ancash, Peru


recapitista

recapitista m or f by sense (masculine plural recapitisti, feminine plural recapitiste)

recapitisti (masculine plural)
recapitiste (feminine plural)


reclamista

reclamista m or f by sense (masculine plural reclamisti, feminine plural reclamiste)

reclamisti (masculine plural)
reclamiste (feminine plural)


reggiborsa

Verb-object compound, composed of reggi (“to hold, to support”) + borsa (“purse”).


reggicoda

Verb-object compound, composed of reggi (“to hold, to support”) + coda (“tail”).


Bellavista

From bella (“beautiful”) + vista (“view”).


rexista

it-noun

rexista m or f by sense (masculine plural rexisti, feminine plural rexiste)

rexisti (masculine plural)
rexiste (feminine plural)


ribechista

ribechista m or f by sense (masculine plural ribechisti, feminine plural ribechiste)

ribechisti (masculine plural)
ribechiste (feminine plural)


ribobolista

ribobolista m or f by sense (masculine plural ribobolisti, feminine plural riboboliste)

ribobolisti (masculine plural)
riboboliste (feminine plural)


ricorsista

ricorsista m or f by sense (masculine plural ricorsisti, feminine plural ricorsiste)

ricorsisti (masculine plural)
ricorsiste (feminine plural)


exmadridista

es-noun

exmadridista m or f by sense (plural exmadridistas)


simpapeles

simpapeles m or f by sense (plural simpapeles)

», dice otro vídeo con el que actores como Scarlette Johansson, Robert Downey jr, James Franco, Julianne Moore y Martin Sheen quieren ahuyentar la, según ellos, distopía de ver cómo se erige en presidente un tipo que se dispone a expulsar en masa a los simpapeles, que suma acusaciones de abusos sexuales y que está encantado de ser famoso porque, oye, cuando eres una celebridad puedes agarrar a las mujeres por el coño, como se le oía en ese audio hecho público días atrás.

2016 October 16, “Todo Hollywood (o casi) contra Trump”, in El Periódico:


infante de marina

infante de marina m or f by sense (plural infantes de marina)


bolsista

(relational) related to the stock exchange


bolsista

pt-noun

bolsista m or f by sense (plural bolsistas)


Andretti

(motor racing, automotive, figurative) Andretti; Ellipsis of Mario Andretti. (a common noun, not a proper noun) ((A) a street racer; (B) a U.S. racecar pilot outside of the U.S.)


Andretti

→ English: Andretti

English: Mario Andretti

French: Mario Andretti

→ French: Andretti


boca dura

boca dura m or f by sense (plural bocas duras)


rodense

rodense m or f by sense (plural rodenses)

native or inhabitant of Vila Velha de Ródão


rodiese

it-noun

rodiese m or f by sense (plural rodiesi)


rodiota

rodiota m or f by sense (masculine plural rodioti, feminine plural rodiote)

rodioti (masculine plural)
rodiote (feminine plural)


funça

(Brazil, humorous, derogatory) public officer


celetista

pt-noun

celetista m or f by sense (plural celetistas)

(Brazil) a worker, either public or private, whose labor rights and obligations are defined in the Consolidation of Labor Laws (CLT)


celetista

(Brazil) regulated or defined by the CLT or employed by a CLT-complying contract


rosaista

it-noun

rosaista m or f by sense (masculine plural rosaisti, feminine plural rosaiste)

rosaisti (masculine plural)
rosaiste (feminine plural)


rotativista

rotativista m or f by sense (masculine plural rotativisti, feminine plural rotativiste)

rotativisti (masculine plural)
rotativiste (feminine plural)

a person who operates a rotary press, typically in a laundry


rotellista

rotellista m or f by sense (masculine plural rotellisti, feminine plural rotelliste)

rotellisti (masculine plural)
rotelliste (feminine plural)


rottamista

rottamista m or f by sense (masculine plural rottamisti, feminine plural rottamiste)

rottamisti (masculine plural)
rottamiste (feminine plural)


rulottista

rulottista m or f by sense (masculine plural rulottisti, feminine plural rulottiste)

rulottisti (masculine plural)
rulottiste (feminine plural)


polaque

fr-noun

polaque m or f by sense (plural polaques)

Alternative spelling of polak (Polack, person of Polish descent)


saltamiaddosso

it-noun

saltamiaddosso m or f by sense (invariable)

Univerbation of salta + mi + addosso, literally “jump onto me”.


samotrace

it-noun

samotrace m or f by sense (plural samotraci)


sandolista

sandolista m or f by sense (masculine plural sandolisti, feminine plural sandoliste)

sandolisti (masculine plural)
sandoliste (feminine plural)


sassista

sassista m or f by sense (masculine plural sassisti, feminine plural sassiste)

sassisti (masculine plural)
sassiste (feminine plural)


saxista

saxista m or f by sense (masculine plural saxisti, feminine plural saxiste)

saxisti (masculine plural)
saxiste (feminine plural)


sociolingüista

es-noun

sociolingüista m or f by sense (plural sociolingüistas)


ijshidí

es-adj

ijshidí m or f (masculine and feminine plural ijshidís or ijshidíes)

ijshidís (feminine masculine plural)
ijshidíes (feminine masculine plural)


ijshidí

es-noun

ijshidí m or f by sense (plural ijshidís or ijshidíes)


alfonsinista

es-adj

alfonsinista m or f (masculine and feminine plural alfonsinistas)

alfonsinistas (feminine masculine plural)

(relational) of or supporting Raúl Alfonsín (president of Argentina 1983-1989)


alfonsinista

es-noun

alfonsinista m or f by sense (plural alfonsinistas)


Áñez

English: Anez


Nagot

Borrowed from Fon anagó (“Yoruba”), from Yoruba Ànàgó.

a member of a Yoruba subgroup living in Benin or in the diaspora


nagó

a Yoruba person, especially an enslaved Yoruba brought to the Americas or a descendant of the same


scaldabanchi

it-noun

scaldabanchi m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of scalda (“to heat, to warm”) + banchi (“desks”).

it-verb-obj

a careless schoolboy / girl who shows no interest in lessons


scaldaseggiole

it-noun

scaldaseggiole m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of scalda (“to heat, to warm”) + seggiole (“chairs (Tuscany)”).


scampaforca

it-noun

scampaforca m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of scampa (“to escape”) + forca (“gallows”).


scannapagnotte

it-noun

scannapagnotte m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of scanna (“to slaughter”) + pagnotte (“round loaves”).


scannauomini

it-noun

scannauomini m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of scanna (“to oppress through high prices”) + uomini (“men”).

it-verb-obj

scannare<t:to oppress through high prices>


Garcetti

English: Garcetti


አስተማሪ

ʾastämari (romanization)
አስተማሪ (indefinite)
አስተማሪው (definite masculine nominative)
አስተማሪዋ (definite feminine nominative)
አስተማሪይቱ (definite feminine nominative)
አስተማሪይቷ (definite feminine nominative)
አስተማሪውን (accusative definite masculine)
አስተማሪዋን (accusative definite feminine)
አስተማሪይቱን (accusative definite feminine)
አስተማሪይቷን (accusative definite feminine)
አስተማሪን (accusative)
አስተማሪዬ (first-person possessive singular)
አስተማሪያችን (first-person plural possessive)
አስተማሪህ (masculine possessive second-person singular)
አስተማሪያችሁ (masculine plural possessive second-person)
አስተማሪዎ (formal masculine possessive second-person)
አስተማሪሽ (feminine possessive second-person singular)
አስተማሪያችሁ (feminine plural possessive second-person)
አስተማሪዎ (feminine formal possessive second-person)
አስተማሪው (masculine possessive singular third-person)
አስተማሪያቸው (formal masculine possessive third-person)
አስተማሪያቸው (masculine plural possessive third-person)
አስተማሪዋ (feminine possessive singular third-person)
አስተማሪያቸው (feminine formal possessive third-person)
አስተማሪያቸው (feminine plural possessive third-person)

→⇒ Sidamo: astamaartichcha


Cotroni

English: Cotroni

French: Cotroni


schiccheracarte

it-noun

schiccheracarte m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of schicchera (“to scribble”) + carte (“papers”).


schiccherafogli

it-noun

schiccherafogli m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of schicchera (“to scribble”) + fogli (“sheets (of paper)”).


sciacquapiatti

it-noun

sciacquapiatti m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of sciacqua (“to rinse”) + piatti (“plates”).


sciaradista

it-noun

sciaradista m or f by sense (masculine plural sciaradisti, feminine plural sciaradiste)

sciaradisti (masculine plural)
sciaradiste (feminine plural)


sciupafamiglie

sciupafamiglie m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of sciupa (“to ruin, to spoil”) + famiglie (“families”).

it-verb-obj

homebreaker (who has a sexual relationship with a married person)


Mazzetti

→ English: Mazzetti


congênere

From Latin com- (“same”) + genus (“kind”). Cognate with Spanish congénere, Italian congenere, French congénère.

Brazilian Portuguese standard spelling of congénere.


congênere

pt-noun

congênere m or f by sense (plural congêneres)


romaniote

es-adj

romaniote m or f (masculine and feminine plural romaniotes)


romaniote

es-noun

romaniote m or f by sense (plural romaniotes)


guaicurú

es-adj

guaicurú m or f (masculine and feminine plural guaicurús or guaicurúes)

guaicurús (feminine masculine plural)
guaicurúes (feminine masculine plural)


guaicurú

es-noun

guaicurú m or f by sense (plural guaicurús or guaicurúes)


matecaña

matecaña m or f by sense (plural matecañas)


mellista

es-adj

mellista m or f (masculine and feminine plural mellistas)

(relational) of the Traditionalist Catholic Party of Spain (1919-1931)


nóia

Pre-reform spelling (used until 1990) of noia. Still used in countries where the agreement hasn't come into effect; may occur as a sporadic misspelling.


nico

cy-noun

nico m or f by sense (plural nicos, not mutable)

Carduelis carduelis
Carduelis carduelis#Translingual

Eurasian goldfinch, European goldfinch, Carduelis carduelis


scopista

it-noun

scopista m or f by sense (masculine plural scopisti, feminine plural scopiste)

scopisti (masculine plural)
scopiste (feminine plural)

a person who plays "scopa" (the card game)


scoponista

scoponista m or f by sense (masculine plural scoponisti, feminine plural scoponiste)

scoponisti (masculine plural)
scoponiste (feminine plural)

a person who plays "scopone" (Italian card game)


scorticagatti

scorticagatti m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of scortica (“to skin, to flay”) + gatti (“cats”).

it-verb-obj

(derogatory) an incapable doctor or surgeon


scorticavillani

it-noun

scorticavillani m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of scortica (“to skin, to flay”) + villani (“peasants”).


scritturista

it-noun

scritturista m or f by sense (masculine plural scritturisti, feminine plural scritturiste)

scritturisti (masculine plural)
scritturiste (feminine plural)


scuterista

scuterista m or f by sense (masculine plural scuteristi, feminine plural scuteriste)

scuteristi (masculine plural)
scuteriste (feminine plural)


sanderista

sanderista m or f by sense (masculine plural sanderisti, feminine plural sanderiste)

sanderisti (masculine plural)
sanderiste (feminine plural)


excriminal

es-noun

excriminal m or f by sense (plural excriminales)


vicemariscal

vicemariscal m or f by sense (plural vicemariscales)


semiparassita

it-noun

semiparassita m or f by sense (masculine plural semiparassiti, feminine plural semiparassite)

semiparassiti (masculine plural)
semiparassite (feminine plural)


semitista

semitista m or f by sense (masculine plural semitisti, feminine plural semitiste)

semitisti (masculine plural)
semitiste (feminine plural)


seratante

seratante m or f by sense (plural seratanti)


servigiale

servigiale m or f by sense (plural servigiali)


settentrionalista

settentrionalista m or f by sense (masculine plural settentrionalisti, feminine plural settentrionaliste)

settentrionalisti (masculine plural)
settentrionaliste (feminine plural)


settimanalista

settimanalista m or f by sense (masculine plural settimanalisti, feminine plural settimanaliste)

settimanalisti (masculine plural)
settimanaliste (feminine plural)


settorista

settorista m or f by sense (masculine plural settoristi, feminine plural settoriste)

settoristi (masculine plural)
settoriste (feminine plural)

a specialist in a particular commercial sector


acotxaneta

ca-noun

acotxaneta m or f by sense (plural acotxanetes)

(castells) a single casteller who surmounts the dosos and crowns the castell, in the place of both an acotxador and enxaneta


pestañí

es-noun

pestañí f (plural pestañís or pestañíes)

Te ve la pestañí y te lleva pa'l talego.

1985, “La Grifa”, in Mis Rumbas, performed by El Pelos:

If the police see you, they take you to jail.


beréber

es-adj

beréber m or f (masculine and feminine plural beréberes)


beréber

es-noun

beréber m or f by sense (plural beréberes)


siceliota

it-noun

siceliota m or f by sense (masculine plural sicelioti, feminine plural siceliote)

sicelioti (masculine plural)
siceliote (feminine plural)


siciliota

siciliota m or f by sense (masculine plural sicilioti, feminine plural siciliote)

sicilioti (masculine plural)
siciliote (feminine plural)


singolista

singolista m or f by sense (masculine plural singolisti, feminine plural singoliste)

singolisti (masculine plural)
singoliste (feminine plural)


जर्राह

hi-noun

जर्राह • (jarrāh) m or f by sense (Urdu spelling جرّاح)

jarrāh (romanization)
جرّاح (Urdu)
जर्राह (direct singular)
जर्राह (direct plural)
जर्राह (oblique singular)
जर्राहों (oblique plural)
जर्राह (singular vocative)
जर्राहो (plural vocative)
जर्राह (direct singular)
जर्राहें (direct plural)
जर्राह (oblique singular)
जर्राहों (oblique plural)
जर्राह (singular vocative)
जर्राहो (plural vocative)

/d͡ʒəɾ.ɾɑːɦ/

[d͡ʒɐr.räːʱ]

Borrowed from Classical Persian جراح (jarrāh), from Arabic جَرَّاح (jarrāḥ).


ग्रंथकार

granthkār (romanization)
ग्रंथकार (direct singular)
ग्रंथकार (direct plural)
ग्रंथकार (oblique singular)
ग्रंथकारों (oblique plural)
ग्रंथकार (singular vocative)
ग्रंथकारो (plural vocative)
ग्रंथकार (direct singular)
ग्रंथकारें (direct plural)
ग्रंथकार (oblique singular)
ग्रंथकारों (oblique plural)
ग्रंथकार (singular vocative)
ग्रंथकारो (plural vocative)

/ɡɾənt̪ʰ.kɑːɾ/

[ɡɾɐ̃n̪t̪ʰ.käːɾ]

From ग्रंथ (granth, “book”) + -कार (-kār, “doer”).


जौहरी

hi-noun

जौहरी • (jauhrī) m or f by sense (Urdu spelling جَوْہَری)

jauhrī (romanization)
جَوْہَری (Urdu)
जौहरी (direct singular)
जौहरी (direct plural)
जौहरी (oblique singular)
जौहरियों (oblique plural)
जौहरी (singular vocative)
जौहरियो (plural vocative)
जौहरी (direct singular)
जौहरियाँ (direct plural)
जौहरी (oblique singular)
जौहरियों (oblique plural)
जौहरी (singular vocative)
जौहरियो (plural vocative)

/d͡ʒɔːɦ.ɾiː/

[d͡ʒɔːʱ.ɾiː]

From जौहर (jauhar, “jewel, gem”) + -ई (-ī).


ठेकेदार

ठेकेदार • (ṭhekedār) m or f by sense (Urdu spelling ٹھیکیدار)

ṭhekedār (romanization)
ٹھیکیدار (Urdu)
ठेकेदार (direct singular)
ठेकेदार (direct plural)
ठेकेदार (oblique singular)
ठेकेदारों (oblique plural)
ठेकेदार (singular vocative)
ठेकेदारो (plural vocative)
ठेकेदार (direct singular)
ठेकेदारें (direct plural)
ठेकेदार (oblique singular)
ठेकेदारों (oblique plural)
ठेकेदार (singular vocative)
ठेकेदारो (plural vocative)

/ʈʰeː.keː.d̪ɑːɾ/

[ʈʰeː.keː.d̪äːɾ]

From ठेका (ṭhekā, “contract”) + -दार (-dār).


कुंजड़ा

कुंजड़ा • (kuñjṛā) m or f by sense (Urdu spelling کنجڑا)

kuñjṛā (romanization)
کنجڑا (Urdu)
कुंजड़ा (direct singular)
कुंजड़े (direct plural)
कुंजड़े (oblique singular)
कुंजड़ों (oblique plural)
कुंजड़े (singular vocative)
कुंजड़ो (plural vocative)
कुंजड़ा (direct singular)
कुंजड़ाएँ (direct plural)
कुंजड़ा (oblique singular)
कुंजड़ाओं (oblique plural)
कुंजड़ा (singular vocative)
कुंजड़ाओ (plural vocative)

/kʊn.d͡ʒɽɑː/

[kʊ̃n.d͡ʒɽäː]

Inherited from Sauraseni Prakrit *𑀓𑀼𑀁𑀚 (*kuṃja) + Middle Indo-Aryan -𑀟- (-ḍa-), from Sanskrit कुञ्ज (kuñja, “arbour”).


socialcomunista

it-noun

socialcomunista m or f by sense (masculine plural socialcomunisti, feminine plural socialcomuniste)

socialcomunisti (masculine plural)
socialcomuniste (feminine plural)

Socialist-Communist (united members of PCI and PSI during the second world war)


socialcomunista

es-adj

socialcomunista m or f (masculine and feminine plural socialcomunistas)

socialcomunistas (feminine masculine plural)

2020 January 9, “El Gobierno socialcomunista de Sánchez e Iglesias tendrá ¡¡¡cuatro vicepresidencias!!!”, in OkDiario:

2020 January 12, Raquel Tejero, “Así es el Gobierno socialcomunista de Pedro Sánchez”, in OkDiario:

Socialist-Communist (united members of PSOE and Podemos during the second government of Pedro Sánchez)


socialcomunista

es-noun

socialcomunista m or f by sense (plural socialcomunistas)


sociolinguista

it-noun

sociolinguista m or f by sense (masculine plural sociolinguisti, feminine plural sociolinguiste)

sociolinguisti (masculine plural)
sociolinguiste (feminine plural)


eborense

pt-noun

eborense m or f by sense (plural eborenses)


guixaire

ca-noun

guixaire m or f by sense (plural guixaires)

From guix + -aire. First attested in 1803.


sondriese

it-noun

sondriese m or f by sense (plural sondriesi)


Massat

→ English: Massat

Borrowed from Occitan Massat. Maßat attested on the Cassini map (1740s).


अर्थी

Borrowed from Sanskrit अर्थिन् (arthin). By surface analysis, अर्थ (arth, “meaning; value, cost”) + -ई (-ī).


sexologista

pt-noun

sexologista m or f by sense (plural sexologistas)


असिस्टेंट

hi-noun

असिस्टेंट • (asisṭeṇṭ) m or f by sense (Urdu spelling اسسٹینٹ)

asisṭeṇṭ (romanization)
اسسٹینٹ (Urdu)
असिस्टेंट (direct singular)
असिस्टेंट (direct plural)
असिस्टेंट (oblique singular)
असिस्टेंटों (oblique plural)
असिस्टेंट (singular vocative)
असिस्टेंटो (plural vocative)
असिस्टेंट (direct singular)
असिस्टेंटें (direct plural)
असिस्टेंट (oblique singular)
असिस्टेंटों (oblique plural)
असिस्टेंट (singular vocative)
असिस्टेंटो (plural vocative)

hi-ndecl

//असिस्टेण्ट<M>

//असिस्टेण्ट<F>

[ɐ.sɪs.ʈẽːɳʈ]


halterofilista

pt-noun

halterofilista m or f by sense (plural halterofilistas)


tangentista

it-noun

tangentista m or f by sense (masculine plural tangentisti, feminine plural tangentiste)

tangentisti (masculine plural)
tangentiste (feminine plural)


fatxa

Borrowed from Spanish facha, shortening of Spanish fascista.


miembro de la familia

es-noun

miembro de la familia m or f by sense (plural miembros de la familia)


tassonomista

it-noun

tassonomista m or f by sense (masculine plural tassonomisti, feminine plural tassonomiste)

tassonomisti (masculine plural)
tassonomiste (feminine plural)


telelavorista

telelavorista m or f by sense (masculine plural telelavoristi, feminine plural telelavoriste)

telelavoristi (masculine plural)
telelavoriste (feminine plural)


salvavides

Verb-object compound, composed of salva (“to save”) + vides (“lives”).


suáti

Swati (Bantu language primarily spoken in Swaziland)


रसोइया

rasoiyā (romanization)
रसोइया (direct singular)
रसोइए (direct plural)
रसोइये (direct plural)
रसोइए (oblique singular)
रसोइये (oblique singular)
रसोइयों (oblique plural)
रसोइए (singular vocative)
रसोइये (singular vocative)
रसोइयो (plural vocative)
रसोइया (direct singular)
रसोइयाएँ (direct plural)
रसोइया (oblique singular)
रसोइयाओं (oblique plural)
रसोइया (singular vocative)
रसोइयाओ (plural vocative)


terminista

it-noun

terminista m or f by sense (masculine plural terministi, feminine plural terministe)

terministi (masculine plural)
terministe (feminine plural)


tiorbista

tiorbista m or f by sense (masculine plural tiorbisti, feminine plural tiorbiste)

tiorbisti (masculine plural)
tiorbiste (feminine plural)


tiravolista

tiravolista m or f by sense (masculine plural tiravolisti, feminine plural tiravoliste)

tiravolisti (masculine plural)
tiravoliste (feminine plural)

From tiro a volo (“trapshooting”) + -ista.

trapshooter, skeet shooter, clay pigeon shooter


tisiatra

tisiatra m or f by sense (masculine plural tisiatri, feminine plural tisiatre)

tisiatri (masculine plural)
tisiatre (feminine plural)


फ़र्ज़न्द

hi-noun

फ़र्ज़न्द • (farzand) m or f by sense (Urdu spelling فرزند)

farzand (romanization)
فرزند (Urdu)
फ़र्ज़न्द (direct singular)
फ़र्ज़न्द (direct plural)
फ़र्ज़न्द (oblique singular)
फ़र्ज़न्दों (oblique plural)
फ़र्ज़न्द (singular vocative)
फ़र्ज़न्दो (plural vocative)
फ़र्ज़न्द (direct singular)
फ़र्ज़न्दें (direct plural)
फ़र्ज़न्द (oblique singular)
फ़र्ज़न्दों (oblique plural)
फ़र्ज़न्द (singular vocative)
फ़र्ज़न्दो (plural vocative)

/pʰəɾ.d͡ʒənd̪/

[pʰɐɾ.d͡ʒɐ̃n̪d̪]

फ़र्ज़ंद फ़र्ज़ंद#Hindi

Alternative spelling of फ़र्ज़ंद (farzand)


सिन्धी

hi-proper noun

सिन्धी • (sindhī) f (Urdu spelling سندھی)

sindhī (romanization)
سندھی (Urdu)
सिन्धी (direct singular)
सिन्धी (oblique singular)
सिन्धी (singular vocative)

सिंधी सिंधी#Hindi

Alternative spelling of सिंधी (sindhī): Sindhi (language)


बम्बैया

bambaiyā (romanization)
बम्बैया (direct singular)
बम्बैया (oblique singular)
बम्बैया (singular vocative)

बंबैया बंबैया#Hindi

Alternative spelling of बंबैया (bambaiyā): the Bombay dialect of Hindi


zenú

es-noun

zenú m or f by sense (plural zenús or zenúes)


excomentarista

excomentarista m or f by sense (plural excomentaristas)


cármata

es-adj

cármata m or f (masculine and feminine plural cármatas)


cármata

es-noun

cármata m or f by sense (plural cármatas)


remplazante

es-adj

remplazante m or f (masculine and feminine plural remplazantes)

remplazantes (feminine masculine plural)


घसियारा

ghasiyārā (romanization)
घसियारा (direct singular)
घसियारे (direct plural)
घसियारे (oblique singular)
घसियारों (oblique plural)
घसियारे (singular vocative)
घसियारो (plural vocative)
घसियारा (direct singular)
घसियाराएँ (direct plural)
घसियारा (oblique singular)
घसियाराओं (oblique plural)
घसियारा (singular vocative)
घसियाराओ (plural vocative)

/ɡʱə.sɪ.jɑː.ɾɑː/

[ɡʱɐ.si.jäː.ɾäː]

From घास (ghās, “grass”) + -आरा (-ārā, “doer”).


कमेरा

kamerā (romanization)
कमेरा (direct singular)
कमेरे (direct plural)
कमेरे (oblique singular)
कमेरों (oblique plural)
कमेरे (singular vocative)
कमेरो (plural vocative)
कमेरा (direct singular)
कमेराएँ (direct plural)
कमेरा (oblique singular)
कमेराओं (oblique plural)
कमेरा (singular vocative)
कमेराओ (plural vocative)

From काम (kām, “work”) + -एरा (-erā, “doer”).


कसेरा

hi-noun

कसेरा • (kaserā) m or f by sense (Urdu spelling کسیرا)

kaserā (romanization)
کسیرا (Urdu)
कसेरा (direct singular)
कसेरे (direct plural)
कसेरे (oblique singular)
कसेरों (oblique plural)
कसेरे (singular vocative)
कसेरो (plural vocative)
कसेरा (direct singular)
कसेराएँ (direct plural)
कसेरा (oblique singular)
कसेराओं (oblique plural)
कसेरा (singular vocative)
कसेराओ (plural vocative)

Inherited from Sanskrit कांस्यकार (kāṃsyakāra), equivalent to काँसा (kā̃sā) + -एरा (-erā).

af

काँसा (kā̃sā) + -एरा (-erā)


tragediante

it-noun

tragediante m or f by sense (plural tragedianti)


trancista

trancista m or f by sense (masculine plural trancisti, feminine plural tranciste)

trancisti (masculine plural)
tranciste (feminine plural)


trapanista

trapanista m or f by sense (masculine plural trapanisti, feminine plural trapaniste)

trapanisti (masculine plural)
trapaniste (feminine plural)


साक्षी

sākṣī (romanization)
साक्षी (direct singular)
साक्षी (direct plural)
साक्षी (oblique singular)
साक्षियों (oblique plural)
साक्षी (singular vocative)
साक्षियो (plural vocative)
साक्षी (direct singular)
साक्षियाँ (direct plural)
साक्षी (oblique singular)
साक्षियों (oblique plural)
साक्षी (singular vocative)
साक्षियो (plural vocative)

Learned borrowing from Sanskrit साक्षी (sākṣī), nominative singular of साक्षिन् (sākṣin).


trasfertista

it-noun

trasfertista m or f by sense (masculine plural trasfertisti, feminine plural trasfertiste)

trasfertisti (masculine plural)
trasfertiste (feminine plural)


Lampariello

Lampariello is the corrective form of Lambariello, that could represent *L’ambariello, the diminutive of L’amaro, “the unfortunate one” (from L. amarus, “bitter”) or La Mari < Adimari, composed of the Germanic elements for “noble” and “fame.” On the other hand, It. dialectal lampara from a hypothetical *lampadara from It. lampada, "lantern," refers to night fishing with a blinding light source. In this sense, Lampariello could signify the "little night fisherman."


Chirco

From a variant of the personal name Ciriaco. Compare Chirico.

a surname transferred from the given name


Alais

English: Alais

(Alès): Attested in the 1740s (Cassini map).


trialista

trialista m or f by sense (masculine plural trialisti, feminine plural trialiste)

trialisti (masculine plural)
trialiste (feminine plural)


trincerista

trincerista m or f by sense (masculine plural trinceristi, feminine plural trinceriste)

trinceristi (masculine plural)
trinceriste (feminine plural)


तिलंगा

tilaṅgā (romanization)
तिलंगा (direct singular)
तिलंगे (direct plural)
तिलंगे (oblique singular)
तिलंगों (oblique plural)
तिलंगे (singular vocative)
तिलंगो (plural vocative)
तिलंगा (direct singular)
तिलंगाएँ (direct plural)
तिलंगा (oblique singular)
तिलंगाओं (oblique plural)
तिलंगा (singular vocative)
तिलंगाओ (plural vocative)

/t̪ɪ.ləŋ.ɡɑː/

[t̪ɪ.lɐ̃ŋ.ɡäː]

East India Company
Hyderabad State
Northern Circars

From तेलंगाना (telaṅgānā, “Telangana”) + -आ (-ā, demonym).
The East India Company bought the Northern Circars (in the geographical region of Telangana) in 1823 from the Hyderabad State. This was the first area from which Indian soldiers were recruited to serve the British.

af

British East India Company
British East India Company

(historical) Indian soldier fighting for the British East India Company


trottapiano

it-noun

trottapiano m or f by sense (invariable)


turabuchi

Verb-object compound, composed of tura (“to plug”) + buchi (“holes”).


vendibubbole

it-noun

vendibubbole m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of vendi (“to see”) + bubbole (“lie, story”).


amministrativista

it-noun

amministrativista m or f by sense (masculine plural amministrativisti, feminine plural amministrativiste)

amministrativisti (masculine plural)
amministrativiste (feminine plural)


antiabrogazionista

antiabrogazionista m or f by sense (masculine plural antiabrogazionisti, feminine plural antiabrogazioniste)

antiabrogazionisti (masculine plural)
antiabrogazioniste (feminine plural)


apocalittista

apocalittista m or f by sense (masculine plural apocalittisti, feminine plural apocalittiste)

apocalittisti (masculine plural)
apocalittiste (feminine plural)


arbitraggista

arbitraggista m or f by sense (masculine plural arbitraggisti, feminine plural arbitraggiste)

arbitraggisti (masculine plural)
arbitraggiste (feminine plural)


bangioista

bangioista m or f by sense (masculine plural bangioisti, feminine plural bangioiste)

bangioisti (masculine plural)
bangioiste (feminine plural)


basilicatese

basilicatese m or f by sense (plural basilicatesi)


bioeticista

bioeticista m or f by sense (masculine plural bioeticisti, feminine plural bioeticiste)

bioeticisti (masculine plural)
bioeticiste (feminine plural)


eticista

eticista m or f by sense (masculine plural eticisti, feminine plural eticiste)

eticisti (masculine plural)
eticiste (feminine plural)


biogiurista

biogiurista m or f by sense (masculine plural biogiuristi, feminine plural biogiuriste)

biogiuristi (masculine plural)
biogiuriste (feminine plural)


brandeburghese

brandeburghese m or f by sense (plural brandeburghesi)

Brandenburger (native or inhabitant of Brandenburg)


Elies

an unknown-gender given name, equivalent to English Elijah


castracani

Verb-object compound, composed of castra (“to castrate, to neuter”) + cani (“dogs”).


cellularista

it-noun

cellularista m or f by sense (masculine plural cellularisti, feminine plural cellulariste)

cellularisti (masculine plural)
cellulariste (feminine plural)

(already, dated) a person who often uses a mobile phone


cepranese

cepranese m or f by sense (plural cepranesi)


chimista

chimista m or f by sense (masculine plural chimisti, feminine plural chimiste)

chimisti (masculine plural)
chimiste (feminine plural)


ciatella

ciatella m or f by sense (masculine plural ciatelli, feminine plural ciatelle)

ciatelli (masculine plural)
ciatelle (feminine plural)


coimese

coimese m or f by sense (plural coimesi)


diurnista

diurnista m or f by sense (masculine plural diurnisti, feminine plural diurniste)

diurnisti (masculine plural)
diurniste (feminine plural)


elegista

elegista m or f by sense (masculine plural elegisti, feminine plural elegiste)

elegisti (masculine plural)
elegiste (feminine plural)


अल्बानियन

hi-adj

अल्बानियन • (albāniyan) (Urdu spelling البانین)


अल्बानियन

hi-noun

अल्बानियन • (albāniyan) m or f by sense (Urdu spelling البانین)

albāniyan (romanization)
البانین (Urdu)
अल्बानियन (direct singular)
अल्बानियन (direct plural)
अल्बानियन (oblique singular)
अल्बानियनों (oblique plural)
अल्बानियन (singular vocative)
अल्बानियनो (plural vocative)
अल्बानियन (direct singular)
अल्बानियनें (direct plural)
अल्बानियन (oblique singular)
अल्बानियनों (oblique plural)
अल्बानियन (singular vocative)
अल्बानियनो (plural vocative)


अल्बानियन

hi-proper noun

अल्बानियन • (albāniyan) f (Urdu spelling البانین)

albāniyan (romanization)
البانین (Urdu)
अल्बानियन (direct singular)
अल्बानियन (oblique singular)
अल्बानियन (singular vocative)


dethol

cy-noun

dethol m or f by sense (plural detholiaid or detholion)


dethol

cy-adj

dethol (feminine singular dethol, plural detholion, not comparable)

dethol (feminine singular)
detholion (plural)


dethol

cy-verb

dethol (first-person singular present detholaf)

detholaf (first-person present singular)
dethol
ddethol (soft)
nethol


fisicista

it-noun

fisicista m or f by sense (masculine plural fisicisti, feminine plural fisiciste)

fisicisti (masculine plural)
fisiciste (feminine plural)


fissista

fissista m or f by sense (masculine plural fissisti, feminine plural fissiste)

fissisti (masculine plural)
fissiste (feminine plural)


folignese

folignese m or f by sense (plural folignesi)


frascatese

frascatese m or f by sense (plural frascatesi)

San Pietro Frascati
w:it:San Pietro Frascati

native or inhabitant of San Pietro Frascati


fruttarista

fruttarista m or f by sense (masculine plural fruttaristi, feminine plural fruttariste)

fruttaristi (masculine plural)
fruttariste (feminine plural)


ipnotista

ipnotista m or f by sense (masculine plural ipnotisti, feminine plural ipnotiste)

ipnotisti (masculine plural)
ipnotiste (feminine plural)


ironista

ironista m or f by sense (masculine plural ironisti, feminine plural ironiste)

ironisti (masculine plural)
ironiste (feminine plural)


islamofascista

islamofascista m or f by sense (masculine plural islamofascisti, feminine plural islamofasciste)

islamofascisti (masculine plural)
islamofasciste (feminine plural)


miñaxoia

gl-noun

miñaxoia m or f by sense (plural miñaxoias)

Attested since 1750. From miña + xoia, "my jewel".


maglista

it-noun

maglista m or f by sense (masculine plural maglisti, feminine plural magliste)

maglisti (masculine plural)
magliste (feminine plural)


mesoccone

mesoccone m or f by sense (plural mesocconi)


sans-dessein

fr-noun

sans-dessein m or f by sense (plural sans-desseins)

À moins qu’un sans-dessein sur Twitter aille dire que le gouvernement fait de la bonne ouvrage.

Unless an idiot on Twitter is going to say that the government did a good job.

(Canada) a person who is stupid, clumsy, or literally cannot plan ahead


metodologista

it-noun

metodologista m or f by sense (masculine plural metodologisti, feminine plural metodologiste)

metodologisti (masculine plural)
metodologiste (feminine plural)


nessese

nessese m or f by sense (plural nessesi)


governista

governista m or f by sense (masculine plural governisti, feminine plural governiste)

governisti (masculine plural)
governiste (feminine plural)

(politics, neologism) a supporter of the current government of a country


oleggese

oleggese m or f by sense (plural oleggesi)


ornavassese

ornavassese m or f by sense (plural ornavassesi)


somniatruites

ca-noun

somniatruites m or f by sense (invariable)


ottista

it-noun

ottista m or f by sense (masculine plural ottisti, feminine plural ottiste)

ottisti (masculine plural)
ottiste (feminine plural)


rodamón

ca-noun

rodamón m or f by sense (plural rodamons)

Verb-object compound, composed of roda (“to turn, to circle”) + món (“world”).


peteminion

pt-noun

peteminion m or f by sense (plural peteminions)

blend

English <i class="Latn mention" lang="en">minion</i>

(Brazil, politics, neologism, nonstandard, derogatory) a supporter of Workers' Party (Brazil), especially a fanatical one


panerigista

it-noun

panerigista m or f by sense (masculine plural panerigisti, feminine plural panerigiste)

panerigisti (masculine plural)
panerigiste (feminine plural)


ponteacchese

ponteacchese m or f by sense (plural ponteacchesi)


procenese

procenese m or f by sense (plural procenesi)


pulmanista

pulmanista m or f by sense (masculine plural pulmanisti, feminine plural pulmaniste)

pulmanisti (masculine plural)
pulmaniste (feminine plural)


risorgimentista

risorgimentista m or f by sense (masculine plural risorgimentisti, feminine plural risorgimentiste)

risorgimentisti (masculine plural)
risorgimentiste (feminine plural)


salafita

salafita m or f by sense (masculine plural salafiti, feminine plural salafite)

salafiti (masculine plural)
salafite (feminine plural)


siderurgista

siderurgista m or f by sense (masculine plural siderurgisti, feminine plural siderurgiste)

siderurgisti (masculine plural)
siderurgiste (feminine plural)


somatista

somatista m or f by sense (masculine plural somatisti, feminine plural somatiste)

somatisti (masculine plural)
somatiste (feminine plural)


portacesta

Verb-object compound, composed of porta (“to carry”) + cesta (“basket”).


suffragista

it-noun

suffragista m or f by sense (masculine plural suffragisti, feminine plural suffragiste)

suffragisti (masculine plural)
suffragiste (feminine plural)


tagliagole

Verb-object compound, composed of taglia (“to cut”) + gole (“throats”).

it-verb-obj

serial killer who slits the throats of their victims


supercriminale

it-noun

supercriminale m or f by sense (plural supercriminali)


tardoadolescente

tardoadolescente m or f by sense (plural tardoadolescenti)


televisorista

televisorista m or f by sense (masculine plural televisoristi, feminine plural televisoriste)

televisoristi (masculine plural)
televisoriste (feminine plural)


segundanista

pt-noun

segundanista m or f by sense (plural segundanistas)


urbisagliese

it-noun

urbisagliese m or f by sense (plural urbisagliesi)


acquafreddese

acquafreddese m or f by sense (plural acquafreddesi)


barzaghese

barzaghese m or f by sense (plural barzaghesi)


bregnanese

bregnanese m or f by sense (plural bregnanesi)


castagnolese

castagnolese m or f by sense (plural castagnolesi)


caslinese

caslinese m or f by sense (plural caslinesi)


chiavarese

chiavarese m or f by sense (plural chiavaresi)


goense

pt-adj

goense m or f (plural goenses, not comparable)


Boiardi

English: Boyardee


dublinante

it-noun

dublinante m or f by sense (plural dublinanti)

(neologism) asylum seeker who, after applying for protection in the first state according to the Dublin II Regulation of 2003, makes a new asylum request in another state and is re-routed to the first


fortunaghese

fortunaghese m or f by sense (plural fortunaghesi)


fossombronate

fossombronate m or f by sense (plural fossombronati)


latinese

latinese m or f by sense (plural latinesi)


lorsichese

lorsichese m or f by sense (plural lorsichesi)


mangiacrauti

mangiacrauti m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of mangia (“to eat”) + crauti (“sauerkraut”).


mangiaspaghetti

it-noun

mangiaspaghetti m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of mangia (“to eat”) + spaghetti (“spaghetti”).


télévangéliste

fr-noun

télévangéliste m or f by sense (plural télévangélistes)


paesanese

it-noun

paesanese m or f by sense (plural paesanesi)


amiwi

Marly Figueredo, Alexandra Fretes, Josefina Manzoni, Víctor Niella y muchos amiwis de la exmodelo estuvieron llevándole cosas al Buen Pastor.

2017 August 12, “Harán hasta rifas para ayudar a Ruth”, in Crónica:


piubeghese

piubeghese m or f by sense (plural piubeghesi)


situazionista

situazionista m or f by sense (masculine plural situazionisti, feminine plural situazioniste)

situazionisti (masculine plural)
situazioniste (feminine plural)


sperimentalista

sperimentalista m or f by sense (masculine plural sperimentalisti, feminine plural sperimentaliste)

sperimentalisti (masculine plural)
sperimentaliste (feminine plural)


cierrabares

es-noun

cierrabares m or f by sense (plural cierrabares)

Verb-object compound, composed of cierra (“to close”) + bares (“bars”).


verġni

Borrowed from Sicilian vìrgini and/or Italian vergine, both from Latin virgo.

virgin (a person, especially female, who has never had sexual intercourse)


Narcam

Borrowed from Occitan Narcamp, see Nercamp. Only encountered in the Gironde department.


abbiatense

it-noun

abbiatense m or f by sense (plural abbiatensi)

From Abbiate [Grasso] (obsolete spelling of Abbiategrasso) + -ense.


avente diritto

avente diritto m or f by sense (plural aventi diritti)

Si tratta di un dato record, circa il 10% del totale dell'affluenza alle elezioni di quattro anni fa. In Florida hanno già votato più di due milioni di aventi diritto.

2020 October 15, “Usa, boom di elettori. 14 milioni di americani hanno già votato [US, elector boom. 14 million Americans have already voted]”, in la Repubblica:

This is a record figure, about 10% of the entire turnout in the election four years ago. In Florida, more than two million eligible voters have already voted.

(law) one who has a right to (something) as a matter of law; one entitled to


miskine

fr-noun

miskine m or f by sense (plural miskines)


टोरी

hi-noun

टोरी • (ṭorī) m or f by sense (Urdu spelling ٹوری)

ṭorī (romanization)
ٹوری (Urdu)
टोरी (direct singular)
टोरी (direct plural)
टोरी (oblique singular)
टोरियों (oblique plural)
टोरी (singular vocative)
टोरियो (plural vocative)
टोरी (direct singular)
टोरियाँ (direct plural)
टोरी (oblique singular)
टोरियों (oblique plural)
टोरी (singular vocative)
टोरियो (plural vocative)


escombracarrers

ca-noun

escombracarrers m or f by sense (uncountable)

Verb-object compound, composed of escombra (“to sweep”) + carrers (“streets”).

ca-verb-obj

És un escombracarrers, un flâneur, que s'apropia allò infim per crear sentit, i obre en l'espai ordinari del carrer una escletxa poètica.


papaxoubas

From papar (“swallow, eat”) + xouba (“young sardine”).


dansaire

ca-noun

dansaire m or f by sense (plural dansaires)


orífice

es-noun

orífice m or f by sense (plural orífices)


xing ling

pt-noun

xing ling m or f by sense (plural xing lings)

/ˈʃĩ.ɡi ˈlĩ.ɡi/

/ˈʃĩ.ɡi ˈlĩ.ɡi/

/ˈʃĩ.ɡe ˈlĩ.ɡe/

/ˈʃĩ.ɡɨ ˈlĩ.ɡɨ/

Imitative of Mandarin; compare English ching chong. Sometimes erroneously said to derive from Mandarin 星零 (xīng líng, “zero stars”) in some sources — however, that is merely speculative folk etymology.

Foi descoberto por um médico chinês de nome Li Wenling. / Só poderia ser um Xing Ling!

2020 August 17, Estêvão Zizzi, Crônicas De Uma Quarentena, Clube de Autores, page 7:

It was discovered by a Chinese doctor named Li Wenling. / Of course it was a ching chong!

(Brazil, slang, offensive, ethnic slur) a Chinese person


besta brava

gl-noun

besta brava m or f by sense (plural bestas bravas)

[ˈbɛsta ˈβɾaβɐ]

Attested since circa 1300. From besta (“horse”) brava (“wild”).


segabosses

Verb-object compound, composed of sega (“to reap”) + bosses (“bags, purses”).

ca-verb-obj

bag snatcher, purse snatcher (a petty thief who chiefly steals handbags)


गन्तृ

gántṛ (romanization)
गन्ता (nominative singular)
गन्तारौ (dual nominative)
गन्तारा1 (dual nominative)
गन्तारः (nominative plural)
गन्तः (singular vocative)
गन्तारौ (dual vocative)
गन्तारा1 (dual vocative)
गन्तारः (plural vocative)
गन्तारम् (accusative singular)
गन्तारौ (accusative dual)
गन्तारा1 (accusative dual)
गन्तॄन् (accusative plural)
गन्त्रा (instrumental singular)
गन्तृभ्याम् (dual instrumental)
गन्तृभिः (instrumental plural)
गन्त्रे (dative singular)
गन्तृभ्याम् (dative dual)
गन्तृभ्यः (dative plural)
गन्तुः (ablative singular)
गन्तृभ्याम् (ablative dual)
गन्तृभ्यः (ablative plural)
गन्तुः (genitive singular)
गन्त्रोः (dual genitive)
गन्तॄणाम् (genitive plural)
गन्तरि (locative singular)
गन्त्रोः (dual locative)
गन्तृषु (locative plural)
गन्त्री (nominative singular)
गन्त्र्यौ (dual nominative)
गन्त्री1 (dual nominative)
गन्त्र्यः (nominative plural)
गन्त्रीः1 (nominative plural)
गन्त्रि (singular vocative)
गन्त्र्यौ (dual vocative)
गन्त्री1 (dual vocative)
गन्त्र्यः (plural vocative)
गन्त्रीः1 (plural vocative)
गन्त्रीम् (accusative singular)
गन्त्र्यौ (accusative dual)
गन्त्री1 (accusative dual)
गन्त्रीः (accusative plural)
गन्त्र्या (instrumental singular)
गन्त्रीभ्याम् (dual instrumental)
गन्त्रीभिः (instrumental plural)
गन्त्र्यै (dative singular)
गन्त्रीभ्याम् (dative dual)
गन्त्रीभ्यः (dative plural)
गन्त्र्याः (ablative singular)
गन्त्र्यै2 (ablative singular)
गन्त्रीभ्याम् (ablative dual)
गन्त्रीभ्यः (ablative plural)
गन्त्र्याः (genitive singular)
गन्त्र्यै2 (genitive singular)
गन्त्र्योः (dual genitive)
गन्त्रीणाम् (genitive plural)
गन्त्र्याम् (locative singular)
गन्त्र्योः (dual locative)
गन्त्रीषु (locative plural)

/ˈɡɐn̪.t̪r̩/

यद् एव गमनं गन्ता स एवेति न युज्यते ।
अन्य एव पुनर् गन्ता गतेर् इति न युज्यते ॥
yad eva gamanaṃ gantā sa eveti na yujyate.

c. 150 CE – 250 CE, Nāgārjuna, Mūlamadhyamakakārikā 2.18

It is improper (to think) that the going and the goer are exactly the same.
It is improper still (to think) that the goer is something other than the going.

anya eva punar gantā gater iti na yujyate.

one who or anything that goes or moves, going, coming, approaching, arriving at


eżistenzjalista

mt-noun

eżistenzjalista m or f by sense (plural eżistenzjalisti)


librovore

fr-noun

librovore m or f by sense (plural not attested)

La journée bien remplie d’un librovore.

Merci ma toute belle, j’adore Barjavel, je vais me jetter dessus!!!! / Elna, librovore

1999 August 12, Elna, “Re: Barjavel.”, in fr.rec.arts.litterature (Usenet), message-ID <7ou0bs$4oo$1@wanadoo.fr>:

Ont-ils des catégories au-dessus, que je voie dans laquelle je rentre ? Boulimique ? Bibliophage ? Librovore ?

1999 January 30, Yannick LARVOR, “Re: La fantasy comment l'apprécier ????”, in fr.rec.arts.sf (Usenet), message-ID <yrcg18s3lhu.fsf@irit.fr>:

Puisque tu es ’bouquinovore’ (c’est marrant, il y a quelques années j’ai publié une nouvelle qui avait pour titre ’le librovore’):

1998 June 23, Nathalie Mège, “Bouquinistes anglophones virtuels”, in fr.rec.arts.sf (Usenet), message-ID <19980623102644205739@ppp-110-89.villette.club-internet.fr>:


papivore

papivore m or f by sense (plural papivores)

Depuis des années, le papivore est un téléspectateur assidu et passionné.

Apparemment vous n’êtes pas papivore, je ne suis pas carnivore, tout va bien, aucun risque de s’entre-dévorer.

2012, Barbara François, “À vous de voir”, in Malices en tout genres, Mon Petit Éditeur, →ISBN, page 55:

J’étais curieux de connaître ce papivore rugueux et c’était, je crois, réciproque : il ne pouvait pas me prendre pour un concurrent, mais sans doute pour un provocateur sortant de l’ordinaire.

2015, Serge July, Dictionnaire amoureux du journalisme, Éditions Plon, →ISBN:

Bibliographie qui donne aux petits l’envie de devenir papivores !

2018, Bernadette Dullin, Au secours, mon enfant à des devoirs, →ISBN:


bibliovore

bibliovore m or f by sense (plural bibliovores)

Le lecteur curieux est celui qui dévore le livre, terme qui signifie bien l’ingestion et la destruction de l’objet. Le bibliovore ne retient rien.

1987, La lecture littéraire: actes du colloque tenu à Reims du 14 au 16 juin 1984, →ISBN, page 115:

Un peu plus loin, je m’arrête devant la vitrine de la librairie-papeterie Alzina et j’y passe un long moment : depuis que je sais lire et écrire, je suis un "bibliovore" !

2003, Jean-Jacques Tur, Ma nostAlgérie.fr, →ISBN, page 141:

Ma femme, bibliovore, lisait dans un hamac, et j’organisais des matches endiablés de beach soccer avec des Mexicains.

2010, Ivan Roussin, “France-Italie: 2000”, in Fils à papa, Éditions du Toucan, →ISBN:


librophile

librophile m or f by sense (plural librophiles)

Le verslibrophobe est d’autant plus dangereux qu’il fut librophile, que son tempérament féminin lui donnait une faculté d’assimilation qui pouvait tromper sur sa sympathie ou sa sincérité.

1905, Oscar Lamberty, editor, Antée, page 563:

>> Bon si vous passez vers chez moi (par exemple pour les Linuxophiles / >> qui descendent aux journées du logiciel libre à Bordeaux), j’espère / >> bien vous croiser ! / > / >y en a beaucoup sur fbm ? :-)-) / Ca va venir... (j’aurais dû dire librophiles) :-) :

2000 June 23, Fred Senis, “Rencontres Mondiales du Logiciel Libre-Santé (Was: forum modéré)”, in fr.bio.medecine (Usenet), message-ID <t0g6ls4l091m9mcgsmdiq93hhde8jogl4r@4ax.com>:

Se reporter à: Mémoires de Madame Roland, Paris, libraire des librophiles, 1884 , 2 tomes; et C. A. Dauban, Étude sur Madame Roland et son temps, Paris, Henri Plon, 1864, p. lxiv.

2009, Caroline Chopelin-Blanc, De l’apologétique à l’église constitutionnelle: Adrien Lamourette, 1742-1794, →ISBN, page 430:

Ce fut aussi pour cette « librophile » l’occasion de promouvoir les échanges d’ouvrages entre les enfants, de leur recommander la lecture d’auteurs jeunesse prolixer (Michael Morpurgo, Roald Dahl, David Walliams, Jacqueline Wilson, Erik L’Homme, James Patterson etc.), de rappeler à tous la richesse des bibliothèques municipales et de receuillir des suggestions d’acquisition pour le fonds de notre BCD, afin que cette fête du Livre ne soit pas la fête d’un jour.

2016, Maud Martinelli, “Le World Book Day – La Fête du Livre”, in L’Echo Magazine, page 56, column 3:


livrophage

livrophage m or f by sense (plural livrophages)

Le blog numéro un des lettres selon Wikio news en mai 2011 est un certain Blog o book fondé par « Kesalul et Mme Charlotte », deux blogueuses livrophages comme elles se surnomment, tandis que le blog de P. Assouline, ancien rédacteur en chef du magazine Lire, est classé trente-et=unième (classement établi selon le nombre et la valeur des liens qui pointent vers les blogs).

2012, Dominique Viart, Laurent Demanze, editors, Fins de la littérature?: Esthétiques et discours de la fin, Armand Colin, →ISBN:

Les départements les plus livrophages sont ceux qui entourent Paris (en tête les Yvelines), la région Rhône-Alpes et le département de Haute-Garonne.

2014, Jacques Goyens, La France en dix leçons, Les Éditions Acrodacrolivres, →ISBN, page 125:

Mais comment faire, demanderont des « livrophages » qui possèdent donc forcément déjà ce don ?

2016, Édouard-Émile Alyac, Au revir et merçoi !, Société des Écrivains, →ISBN, page 266:

Dans l’un de ces temples jaunes et bleus de la Haute Culture grouillant des citoyens livrophages, comment résister au rayonnement des tentations en folio ?!

2019, Dorota Pasieczna, Comme un sac de voyage, Les Éditions du Panthéon, →ISBN:

J’en ai toujours, au cas où ma livrophage préférée passerait me rendre visite.

2020, Stefany Thorne, Forever: L’intégrale de la trilogie:


librophage

librophage m or f by sense (plural not attested)

Pour la première fois de sa vie, Théodore se trouvait seul au milieu de femmes étrangères ; les prêtres ne comptaient pas, bien que parfois leurs regards errassent, et il n’y avait qu’un autre étudiant « laïc » comme on disait dans ce monde des apparences, qui a disparu depuis ; un jeune homme, non pas souriant comme notre Théodore, mais malingre et librophage en diable dont les méchantes langues assuraient qu’il avait lu les trois H.B.

1968, Jean Éthier-Blais, Mater Europa, page 70:

Dans cet hommage, son ami Ricardo Güiraldes rend compte à sa façon du phénomène Ramón Gómez de la Serna. Écrivain de l’excès, de la fécondité et de la faconde, mais aussi de l’économie tendue de la greguería, homme du mouvement, passeur d’avant-gardes, librophage et montreur de peinture, brillant causeur et conférencier inventif — capable de faire une conférence dans un cirque, juché sur en éléphant ou sur un trapèze d’où tombaient en se déroulant, vingt-cinq mètres de discours écrit sur papier de couleur — Espagnol “castizo” et esprit cosmopolite, maître de l’incongru et du “bric-à brac” (Jean Cassou) de la réalité, poète des seins, des hirondelles et des papillons, hanté par la mort et soucieux de préserver le désordre de la vie dans les multiples facettes de sa création, Ramón Gómez de la Serna a fortement marqué son époque.

1999, “Préface”, in Cahiers de recherches du CRLMC-Université Blaise Pascal, page 5:

Marcelino Menéndez Pelayo (1856-1912) fut un librophage inlassable et l’auteur de vastes études, vastes et compactes : La Science espagnole, 1877, Horace en Espagne, 1877, Origines du roman, 1883 à 1891 (5 volumes qui ne constituent qu’une introduction...), Anthologie des Poètes lyriques castillans, 14 volumes, 1890 à 1908, Anthologie de poètes hispano-américains, 1893 à 95.

2002, “L’abbé Marchena, ou la transgression faite homme, selon Menéndez Pelayo”, in Normes et transgression au XVIIIᵉ siècle, Presses de l’Université Paris-Sorbonne, →ISBN, page 69:

Cf. Antonin Artaud, Le Théâtre et son Double (Oeuvres Complètes, Tome IV, NRF-Gallimard 1964). On remarquera la date de publication: les Poletti découvrent les textes d’Artaud à peine quelques mois plus tard, grâce à leur ami Pierre Faïsse, intellectuel cinéphile et librophage qui plus tard deviendra berger de montagne en Corse.

2011, Michel Poletti, editor, Marionnettes à la Porte du Sud, →ISBN, page 166:


livrophile

livrophile m or f by sense (plural livrophiles)

>T’as tiré le receuil de blague de FABRIZIO ? / Je suis pas "livrophile".

2000 February 20, Victor, “Re: Lâches et cons”, in fr.rec.sport.football (Usenet), message-ID <38aed119.6349022@news.club-internet.fr>:

Pour l’orthographe, c’est Nietzsche. Pour le reste, rien qu’à voir l’image pitoyable que vous avez de moi, c’est à dire de quelqu’un qui se sert de sa bonne littérature, moi, le moins livrophile de cette planète, et bien, hum, c’est déjà foutu.

2003 March 5, zarak, “Re: ***!”, in fr.sci.philo (Usenet), message-ID <b45q2k$k5j$1@news-reader0.wanadoo.fr>:

De ceux qui lisent, il n’y a que ceux qui n’aiment pas les livres : les livrophiles, comme moi, dévorent les livres comme ils coucheraient avec une prostituée vierge, et exultent jusqu’à la dernière ligne qui revient à l’éjaculation.

2012, Natacha Kure, L’Anonyme de la Chambre 493, Mon Petit Éditeur, →ISBN, page 221:


livrovore

livrovore m or f by sense (plural livrovores)

Régulièrement, les deux « livrovores » se retrouvaient là pour échanger sur leurs dernières lectures et philosopher.

2015, Virginie Salvé, Alix: Prison Dorée, →ISBN:

Pleine lune, parasite cérébral, réincarnation sataniste du marquis de Sade ou extraterrestre livrovore en chaleur, personnellement je m’en contrefous.

2019, Henri Duboc, 77 Assassins, Beta Publisher, →ISBN, page 209:

Juste derrière, une immense bibliothèque recouvre tout un pan de mur. Le « livrovore » que je suis ne peut s’empêcher de s’en approcher.

2020, Thibault Beneytou, Sous ton envoûtement, Éditions Livresque, →ISBN:


Fois

From a Sardinian nickname related to Latin bōs (“ox”).


Lancia

From lancia (“spear”), a metonymic occupational surname for an armorer or for a soldier who carried a spear.


Saint-Girons

/sɛ̃.ʒi.ʁɔ̃/

Borrowed from Occitan Sant Gironç/Sent Gironç.


Guastavillani

Verb-object compound, composed of guasta (“to ruin, to damage”) + villani (“peasants”).


Seccadenari

From seccare (“to dry, wither”) + denari (“money”).


Cavalcabò

Verb-object compound, composed of cavalca (“to ride”) + bò (“ox”) (dialectal; compare bue).

bò<t:ox><qq:dialectal; compare <i class="Latn mention" lang="it">bue</i>>


orangista

it-noun

orangista m or f by sense (masculine plural orangisti, feminine plural orangiste)

orangisti (masculine plural)
orangiste (feminine plural)


orangista

es-noun

orangista m or f by sense (plural orangistas)


jorezmita

es-adj

jorezmita m or f (masculine and feminine plural jorezmitas)


jorezmita

es-noun

jorezmita m or f by sense (plural jorezmitas)


portucalense

portucalense m or f by sense (plural portucalenses)


hamdaní

es-adj

hamdaní m or f (masculine and feminine plural hamdanís or hamdaníes)

hamdanís (feminine masculine plural)
hamdaníes (feminine masculine plural)


hamdaní

es-noun

hamdaní m or f by sense (plural hamdanís or hamdaníes)


Chiti

English: Chiti


crebafolgas

gl-noun

crebafolgas m or f by sense (invariable)

(derogatory) strikebreaker, scab, blackleg, scalie (non-unionized worker hired to replace striking workers)

(derogatory) scab, strikebreaker, blackleg, scalie (a worker who acts against trade union policies, especially a strikebreaker)


quebrafolgas

quebrafolgas m or f by sense (invariable)


atlanticista

it-noun

atlanticista m or f by sense (masculine plural atlanticisti, feminine plural atlanticiste)

atlanticisti (masculine plural)
atlanticiste (feminine plural)


Confalonieri

From a variation of gonfaloniere (“standard-bearer”).


pilota di caccia

pilota di caccia m or f by sense (masculine plural piloti di caccia, feminine plural pilote di caccia)

piloti di caccia (masculine plural)
pilote di caccia (feminine plural)

Literally, “pilot of hunting”. Compare French pilote de chasse.


obejda

obejda m anim or f anim by sense (canonical)
obejda (nominative singular)
obejdové (nominative plural)
obejdy (genitive singular)
obejdů (genitive plural)
obejdovi (dative singular)
obejdům (dative plural)
obejdu (accusative singular)
obejdy (accusative plural)
obejdo (singular vocative)
obejdové (plural vocative)
obejdovi (locative singular)
obejdech (locative plural)
obejdou (instrumental singular)
obejdy (instrumental plural)
obejda (nominative singular)
obejdy (nominative plural)
obejdy (genitive singular)
obejd (genitive plural)
obejdě (dative singular)
obejdám (dative plural)
obejdu (accusative singular)
obejdy (accusative plural)
obejdo (singular vocative)
obejdy (plural vocative)
obejdě (locative singular)
obejdách (locative plural)
obejdou (instrumental singular)
obejdami (instrumental plural)


lempirense

es-noun

lempirense m or f by sense (plural lempirenses)


graciadiosense

graciadiosense m or f by sense (plural graciadiosenses)


cabañense

cabañense m or f by sense (plural cabañenses)


libertadense

es-adj

libertadense m or f (masculine and feminine plural libertadenses)

libertadenses (feminine masculine plural)

of, from or relating to La Libertad (department of El Salvador)


libertadense

es-noun

libertadense m or f by sense (plural libertadenses)

native or inhabitant of La Libertad (department of El Salvador)


quichelense

es-adj

quichelense m or f (masculine and feminine plural quichelenses)

quichelenses (feminine masculine plural)

Santa Cruz de Quiché
Santa Cruz de Quiché#English

of, from or relating to Quiché (department of Guatemala) or Santa Cruz de Quiché (capital of this department)


quichelense

es-noun

quichelense m or f by sense (plural quichelenses)

native or inhabitant of Quiché (department of Guatemala) or Santa Cruz de Quiché (capital of this department)


sanmarquense

sanmarquense m or f by sense (plural sanmarquenses)

native or inhabitant of San Marcos, Guatemala


totonicapense

totonicapense m or f by sense (plural totonicapenses)


veragüense

veragüense m or f by sense (plural veragüenses)


ñublense

ñublense m or f by sense (plural ñublenses)


rioense

rioense m or f by sense (plural rioenses)

native or inhabitant of Los Ríos, Ecuador


chiloense

chiloense m or f by sense (plural chiloenses)


palenense

palenense m or f by sense (plural palenenses)


xhud

From Arabic شُهُود (šuhūd), plural of شاهِد (šāhid), whence the alternative form above. The new plural xhieda on the model of such forms as bdiewa, Nsara.


opinion leader

it-noun

opinion leader m or f by sense (invariable)

Unadapted borrowing from English opinion leader.

ubor

Durante i primi mesi di campagna mi preoccupavo, almeno a livello subcosciente, di cosa pensassero gli opinion leader di Washington.

2020, Barack Obama, translated by Chicca Galli, Paolo Lucca, and Giuseppe Maugeri, Una terra promessa [A Promised Land], Garzanti Libri:

During the first few months of campaigning, I'd worried at least subconsciously about what Washington opinion makers thought.


opinion maker

it-noun

opinion maker m or f by sense (invariable)

Unadapted borrowing from English opinion maker.


fiutavento

which way the wind is blowing
which way the wind is blowing

(neologism, ironic) a person who knows "which way the wind is blowing"


gentista

it-noun

gentista m or f by sense (masculine plural gentisti, feminine plural gentiste)

gentisti (masculine plural)
gentiste (feminine plural)


giusprivatista

giusprivatista m or f by sense (masculine plural giusprivatisti, feminine plural giusprivatiste)

giusprivatisti (masculine plural)
giusprivatiste (feminine plural)

(law) civil (rather than criminal) lawyer


inciucista

inciucista m or f by sense (masculine plural inciucisti, feminine plural inciuciste)

inciucisti (masculine plural)
inciuciste (feminine plural)


juanista

es-noun

juanista m or f by sense (plural juanistas)


bluminista

es-adj

bluminista m or f (masculine and feminine plural bluministas)

(relational) of or supporting Club Blooming (a sports team)


bluminista

es-noun

bluminista m or f by sense (plural bluministas)

someone connected to Club Blooming, as player, coach, fan etc.


cordobense

cordobense m or f by sense (plural cordobenses)

native or inhabitant of Córdoba, Colombia


piattellista

it-noun

piattellista m or f by sense (masculine plural piattellisti, feminine plural piattelliste)

piattellisti (masculine plural)
piattelliste (feminine plural)


Cuffaro

Borrowed from Sicilian Cuffaru, from cuffaru (“basket maker”).


Salemme

From Neapolitan Salemme, probably from Arabic سَلَام (salām, “peace”). Cfr. salamelecco. Doublet of Salemi and Sallemi.


Ferlito

Italianization of the Sicilian surname Sicilian Firritu, from Ferra (“Ferla”) + -itu (“inhabitational suffix”), from Ferula the first element, while the second is from the reminiscence of Latin -ītēs, ultimately from Ancient Greek -ῑ́της (-ī́tēs). Doublet of ferlese.


protosocialista

it-noun

protosocialista m or f by sense (masculine plural protosocialisti, feminine plural protosocialiste)

protosocialisti (masculine plural)
protosocialiste (feminine plural)


pseudonazionalista

pseudonazionalista m or f by sense (masculine plural pseudonazionalisti, feminine plural pseudonazionaliste)

pseudonazionalisti (masculine plural)
pseudonazionaliste (feminine plural)


Degani

From decano (“dean, doyen”), through Venetan.


Agresti

A nickname for a peasant or countryman, from agreste (“rural, rustic”).


Occhipinti

From occhi (“eyes”) + pinti (“painted”).


atlanticense

es-noun

atlanticense m or f by sense (plural atlanticenses)

native or inhabitant of Atlántico, Colombia


atlantiquense

atlantiquense m or f by sense (plural atlantiquenses)


caquetense

caquetense m or f by sense (plural caquetenses)


casanarense

casanarense m or f by sense (plural casanarenses)


cesarense

cesarense m or f by sense (plural cesarenses)


metense

metense m or f by sense (plural metenses)


putumayense

putumayense m or f by sense (plural putumayenses)


risaraldense

risaraldense m or f by sense (plural risaraldenses)


vaupense

vaupense m or f by sense (plural vaupenses)


vichadense

vichadense m or f by sense (plural vichadenses)


saviglianese

it-noun

saviglianese m or f by sense (plural saviglianesi)


seneghese

seneghese m or f by sense (plural seneghesi)


cañarense

es-noun

cañarense m or f by sense (plural cañarenses)


cotopaxense

cotopaxense m or f by sense (plural cotopaxenses)


orellanense

orellanense m or f by sense (plural orellanenses)


santaelenense

santaelenense m or f by sense (plural santaelenenses)


sucumbisense

sucumbisense m or f by sense (plural sucumbisenses)


tungurahuense

tungurahuense m or f by sense (plural tungurahuenses)


spaccaballe

it-noun

spaccaballe m or f by sense (invariable)

Verb-object compound, composed of spacca (“to break”) + balle (“balls, testicles”).


stabiese

it-noun

stabiese m or f by sense (plural stabiesi)

Castellammare di Stabia
Castellammare di Stabia#English

native or inhabitant of Castellammare di Stabia


Piperno

From Latin Privernum. Doublet of Priverno.


strutturista

strutturista m or f by sense (masculine plural strutturisti, feminine plural strutturiste)

strutturisti (masculine plural)
strutturiste (feminine plural)


altoparanaense

es-noun

altoparanaense m or f by sense (plural altoparanaenses)


centralense

centralense m or f by sense (plural centralenses)

native or inhabitant of Central, Paraguay


altoparaguayense

altoparaguayense m or f by sense (plural altoparaguayenses)


boqueronense

boqueronense m or f by sense (plural boqueronenses)


movima

es-adj

movima m or f (masculine and feminine plural movimas)


pseudopaciente

es-noun

pseudopaciente m or f by sense (plural pseudopacientes)


coconsagrante

coconsagrante m or f by sense (plural coconsagrantes)


reseñante

reseñante m or f by sense (plural reseñantes)


sanmartinense

sanmartinense m or f by sense (plural sanmartinenses)


tacuaremboense

tacuaremboense m or f by sense (plural tacuaremboenses)


defensista

defensista m or f by sense (plural defensistas)


rionegrense

rionegrense m or f by sense (plural rionegrenses)

native or inhabitant of Río Negro, Uruguay


sorianense

sorianense m or f by sense (plural sorianenses)


belemita

es-adj

belemita m or f (masculine and feminine plural belemitas)

(relational) of Club Deportivo Belén Fútbol Club


belemita

es-noun

belemita m or f by sense (plural belemitas)

someone associated with Club Deportivo Belén Fútbol Club, as a fan, player, coach, etc.


petrista

es-adj

petrista m or f (masculine and feminine plural petristas)

(relational) of or supporting Peter of Castile


petrista

es-noun

petrista m or f by sense (plural petristas)


hachemí

es-adj

hachemí m or f (masculine and feminine plural hachemís or hachemíes)

hachemís (feminine masculine plural)
hachemíes (feminine masculine plural)


hachemí

es-noun

hachemí m or f by sense (plural hachemís or hachemíes)


ecografista

ecografista m or f by sense (plural ecografistas)

“Cada ecografista que me ve cuando me hacen los estudios me dicen que es un milagro que mi bebé siga allí intacta y sanita”, aseguró.

2017 September 9, “Virgencita le dio su milagro de vida”, in Crónica:


Maugeri

From the Sicilian surname Maugeri, from maugeri (“herdsman”).


Bonafede

A nickname from bona (“good”) + fede (“faith”).


Rametta

Borrowed from Sicilian ramitta (“twig”), from rama (“branch”).


Saccavino

English: Saccavino

Perhaps from French sac à vin (“drunkard”).


mosuo

es-adj

mosuo m or f (masculine and feminine plural mosuos)


dèspota

ca-noun

dèspota m or f by sense (plural dèspotes)

Borrowed from Ancient Greek δεσπότης (despótēs, “lord, master, owner”).


Savatteri

Borrowed from Sicilian Savatteri, Borrowed from Sicilian savatteri (“slipper maker”), from Sicilian savatta (“slipper”). Compare ciabatta.


Sette

See sette (“seven”), as in Sette Comuni ("seven comuni").


kapò

Borrowed from German Kapo, from Italian capo (“chief, boss”), from Vulgar Latin capus, from Latin caput (“head”), from Proto-Italic *kaput, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *káput.


Dell'Utri

Calque of the omonymous Sicilian surname, from Sicilian di l'utri (literally “related to goatskin”).


Isnardi

From the medieval personal name Isnardo.


Consoli

From the italianization of Sicilian Cùnzulu, a surname derived from cùnzulu (“consul”).


Montemurro

From the name of a town in Basilicata, which derives from It. mons, "mountain," and It. dialectal morro, "rocky mass," a word of pre-Roman origin which is cognate with the geological term in English moraine.


Servidio

Verb-object compound, composed of servi (“to serve”) + Dio (“God”).


Dumais

→ English: Dumais


Abbaleo

From abba (“father, abbot”) + Leo (“a given name”).


fromagophile

fr-noun

fromagophile m or f by sense (plural fromagophiles)

English: fromagophile

[…]/ Ronan fromagophile en exil

1997 February 25, Ronan Dorvillers, “Pour un flirt avec toi...”, in fr.soc.divers (Usenet):

Pour t’en convaincre, fais le test suivant : tu bandes les yeux d’un cobaye humain fromagophile, tu lui dis que tu veux lui faire sentir différents fromages pour voir s’il les reconnais.

2002 January 29, reza, “[Critique] Harry Potter”, in fr.rec.cinema.discussion (Usenet):

[…]/ David, fromagophile

2002 March 12, David Semin, “[oui/non] Une vie sur un bout de fromage”, in fr.rec.jeux.enigmes (Usenet):

Avec son petit goût façon “Vache qui rit”, il est idéal pour nos bambins fromago-philes : pour agrémenter des pâtes, un sandwich ou un burger...

2013, Kids: city mag des parents dans le vent, “Kraft Easy Cheese Cheddar: La Bombe du Fromage”:

MON ADRESSE LACTÉE / AU BONHEUR DES FROMAGOPHILES

2019, “le choix d’ego”, in Egolarevue, page 16:


Alafaci

From Greek ελαφάκι (elafáki, “fawn, young deer”).


insurreccionalista

es-adj

insurreccionalista m or f (masculine and feminine plural insurreccionalistas)

insurreccionalistas (feminine masculine plural)


insurreccionalista

es-noun

insurreccionalista m or f by sense (plural insurreccionalistas)


ibañista

es-adj

ibañista m or f (masculine and feminine plural ibañistas)

(relational) of or supporting Carlos Ibáñez del Campo


ibañista

es-noun

ibañista m or f by sense (plural ibañistas)


senufo

es-adj

senufo m or f (masculine and feminine plural senufos)


Maffucci

English: Maffucci


vu cumprà

An altering of vuoi comprare? (“do you want to buy?”), meant to sound non-native.

(colloquial) a street peddler, especially one of non-European origin


Azzarà

→ English: Azzara


Frigerio

From the Lombard name for the hackberry.


minus habens

it-noun

minus habens m or f by sense (plural minus habentes)

Unadapted borrowing from Latin minus habēns (literally “that has less, having less”).

ubor

ci vuole una bella tolla […] per venirci a dare un parere opposto! E chi ce lo dà? Un minus habens!

1893 October 5, Il divin salvatore, page 349:

It takes some nerve to come giving an opposing opinion! And who's the one giving it? A mentally challenged!

Lui era notoriamente un degenerato e un minus habens, tantochè gli sarebbe spettata la Corona, e viceversa tutta la famiglia imperiale cadde d'accordo ch'ei vi dovesse rinunciare a beneficio del figlio primogenito

1930, “La Nascita di Francesco Giuseppe e gli amori di Napoleone II e dell'Arciduchessa Sofia [The Birth of Franz Joseph, and the affairs of Napoleon II and the Archduchess Sophie]”, in Rivista di Roma politica, parlamentare, sociale, artistica, page 417:

Notoriously, he [Archduke Franz Karl of Austria] was a degenerate and mentally challenged, so much so that he was heir to the crown, but the whole imperial family agreed that he instead had to give it up to his first-born son

La nuova denominazione di «persona handicappata» […] esprime il nuovo modo di considerare l'alunno che presenta difficoltà di apprendimento o di relazione, il quale non viene più considerato al di fuori della normalità (anormale) o come un minus habens (minorato)

2006, Paolino Causin, Severino De Pieri, “La vera storia dell'integrazione scolastica degli alunni portatori di handicap [The true story of educational integration of disabled schoolchildren]”, in Disabili e rete sociale: modelli e buone pratiche di integrazione, page 205:

The new denomination of "handicapped person" expresses the new way of regarding the schoolchild with difficulties in learning, or forming relationships, who is no longer considered outside of normalcy (abnormal) or mentally challenged (impaired)

(euphemistic) an unintelligent or mentally challenged person


leġista

mt-noun

leġista m or f by sense (plural leġisti)


Bernardeschi

From Bernardo (a masculine given name) + -eschi (plural form of the relation-forming suffix -esco).


Bucolo

From Ancient Greek βουκόλος (boukólos, “cowsman”).

der

a male given name, equivalent to Bucolus


Della Robbia

From della + robbia (“madder”), probably because the ancestors were painters.


Portinari

From Late Latin portinarius, portonarius (“someone in charge of defending the gates of a city”).


Rondinelli

A nickname from a diminutive of rondine (“swallow”).


Calafiore

From the Sicilian surname Caliciuri, a surname derived from caulu (“cabbage”) + ciuri (“flower”). Compare Italian Caligiore and Caligiuri. Cognate with cavolfiore.


Davizzi

From the Italian given name Davizzo, variant of Davide.


bestsellerista

it-noun

bestsellerista m or f by sense (masculine plural bestselleristi, feminine plural bestselleriste)

bestselleristi (masculine plural)
bestselleriste (feminine plural)


dareba

dareba m anim or f anim by sense (canonical)
dareba (nominative singular)
darebové (nominative plural)
dareby (genitive singular)
darebů (genitive plural)
darebovi (dative singular)
darebům (dative plural)
darebu (accusative singular)
dareby (accusative plural)
darebo (singular vocative)
darebové (plural vocative)
darebovi (locative singular)
darebech (locative plural)
darebou (instrumental singular)
dareby (instrumental plural)
dareba (nominative singular)
dareby (nominative plural)
dareby (genitive singular)
dareb (genitive plural)
darebě (dative singular)
darebám (dative plural)
darebu (accusative singular)
dareby (accusative plural)
darebo (singular vocative)
dareby (plural vocative)
darebě (locative singular)
darebách (locative plural)
darebou (instrumental singular)
darebami (instrumental plural)


cartoonista

cartoonista m or f by sense (masculine plural cartoonisti, feminine plural cartooniste)

cartoonisti (masculine plural)
cartooniste (feminine plural)


cattivista

cattivista m or f by sense (masculine plural cattivisti, feminine plural cattiviste)

cattivisti (masculine plural)
cattiviste (feminine plural)


pidiota

pidiota m or f by sense (masculine plural pidioti, feminine plural pidiote)

pidioti (masculine plural)
pidiote (feminine plural)


sovranista

sovranista m or f by sense (masculine plural sovranisti, feminine plural sovraniste)

sovranisti (masculine plural)
sovraniste (feminine plural)


lendinarese

lendinarese m or f by sense (plural lendinaresi)


quarantacinquenne

quarantacinquenne m or f by sense (plural quarantacinquenni)


occitanophone

fr-noun

occitanophone m or f by sense (plural occitanophones)


Lograsso

From lo (“the”) + grasso (“fat”), a nickname for a stout and corpulent man.


Gabrielleschi

From Gabriele (a masculine given name) + -eschi (plural form of the relation-forming suffix -esco).


Cannavaro

Borrowed from Sicilian Cannavaru, from Sicilian cannavaru (“one who handles cànnava”).


Piccardo

From piccardo (“inhabitant of Picardy”).


exgay

es-adj

exgay m or f (masculine and feminine plural exgays or exgais)

exgays (feminine masculine plural)
exgais (feminine masculine plural)

[eɣ̞zˈɣ̞ai̯]

Unadapted borrowing from English ex-gay.


exgay

es-noun

exgay m or f by sense (plural exgays or exgais)

[eɣ̞zˈɣ̞ai̯]


idrisí

es-adj

idrisí m or f (masculine and feminine plural idrisís or idrisíes)

idrisís (feminine masculine plural)
idrisíes (feminine masculine plural)


idrisí

es-noun

idrisí m or f by sense (plural idrisís or idrisíes)


excomunista

excomunista m or f by sense (plural excomunistas)


murguista

es-adj

murguista m or f (masculine and feminine plural murguistas)


anazaíta

es-noun

anazaíta m or f by sense (plural anazaítas)


coronasceptique

fr-noun

coronasceptique m or f by sense (plural coronasceptiques)


vingtenaire

vingtenaire m or f by sense (plural vingtenaires)


Di Virgilio

→ English: DiVirgilio


Carnesecchi

From carne (“flesh, meat”) + secca (“dry”), an occupational surname for a butcher.


Zantedeschi

→ Translingual: Zantedeschia


Ybarbo

[iˈβ̞aɾ.β̞o]


La Russa

From the Sicilian surname La Russa (“The She-redhead”), from russu (“red”).


Ciaravolo

Italianization of Sicilian Ciaràvulu, variant form of ciraulu (“snake charmer”). Doublet of Ceraulo.


मिसरी

Borrowed from Classical Persian مصری (misrī), from Arabic مِصْرِيّ (miṣriyy). By surface analysis, मिस्र (misra, “Egypt”) + -ई (-ī). The third part of speech sense is named for Egyptian exports of sugar in the pre-modern era.


मिसरी

hi-noun

मिसरी • (misrī) m or f by sense (Urdu spelling مِصری)

misrī (romanization)
مِصری (Urdu)
मिसरी (direct singular)
मिसरी (direct plural)
मिसरी (oblique singular)
मिसरियों (oblique plural)
मिसरी (singular vocative)
मिसरियो (plural vocative)
मिसरी (direct singular)
मिसरियाँ (direct plural)
मिसरी (oblique singular)
मिसरियों (oblique plural)
मिसरी (singular vocative)
मिसरियो (plural vocative)


मिसरी

misrī (romanization)
مِصری (Urdu)
मिसरी (direct singular)
मिसरियाँ (direct plural)
मिसरी (oblique singular)
मिसरियों (oblique plural)
मिसरी (singular vocative)
मिसरियो (plural vocative)


Cirilli

Patronymic derived from the given name Cirillo.


Coccimiglio

Sicilian: Cuccimigghiu

Readaptation of a substrate loan from Sicilian cuccumeli:
* from an unattested Medieval Greek *κοκκυμήλιον (*kokkumḗlion), ultimately from κοκκύμηλον (kokkúmēlon, “plum”), from κόκκῠξ (kókkŭx, “cuckoo”) + μῆλον (mêlon, “apple, any fruit from a tree”);
* from κοκκύμηλον (kokkúmēlon) with influence from meli;
* alternatively from κόκκος (kókkos, “grain, seed, kernel”) + μῆλον (mêlon, “apple, any fruit from a tree”) (cfr. Κώκαλος (Kṓkalos) for the first element).
Possibly cognate with Greek Κουκουμέλης (Koukoumélis).


Codispoti

Calabrian surname from Greek οικοδεσπότης (oikodespótis, “host”).

der

οικοδεσπότης


requintista

es-noun

requintista m or f by sense (plural requintistas)

Y un día apareció un señor, un requintista, llegó a casa y me dijo “yo tuve tu mismo problema… Confiá en mí y tomá este”, me dijo.

2017 August 12, “La historia que cambió la vida de Fátima Román”, in Crónica:


prevencionista

prevencionista m or f by sense (plural prevencionistas)

Martínez agregó que las clases se retomarán este martes 4 de septiembre para los estudiantes de ambas comunas, y que el domingo y lunes se efectuarán labores de limpieza junto a prevencionistas de riesgo.

2018 September 1, “COE levanta Alerta Amarilla en Quintero y Puchuncaví: Clases se retomarán este martes”, in Emol:


Colombrita

Perhaps from Ancient Greek κολυμβήθρα (kolumbḗthra, “reservoir, cistern”).


Lo Giudice

Italianized from Sicilian Lu Jùdici, lu (“the”) + jùdici (“judge”).


dřízda

dřízda m anim or f anim by sense (canonical)
dřízda (nominative singular)
dřízdové (nominative plural)
dřízdy (genitive singular)
dřízdů (genitive plural)
dřízdovi (dative singular)
dřízdům (dative plural)
dřízdu (accusative singular)
dřízdy (accusative plural)
dřízdo (singular vocative)
dřízdové (plural vocative)
dřízdovi (locative singular)
dřízdech (locative plural)
dřízdou (instrumental singular)
dřízdy (instrumental plural)
dřízda (nominative singular)
dřízdy (nominative plural)
dřízdy (genitive singular)
dřízd (genitive plural)
dřízdě (dative singular)
dřízdám (dative plural)
dřízdu (accusative singular)
dřízdy (accusative plural)
dřízdo (singular vocative)
dřízdy (plural vocative)
dřízdě (locative singular)
dřízdách (locative plural)
dřízdou (instrumental singular)
dřízdami (instrumental plural)


De Fino

→ English: Defino


jorasaní

es-noun

jorasaní m or f by sense (plural jorasanís or jorasaníes)


eñepá

El hecho de que otros grupos, como los eñepás, más vinculados a un modo de vida tradicional, también se estén reportando como migrantes, es otro indicador de la magnitud de la emergencia humanitaria, apunta.

2018 July 29, “Alimentos y agua potable se han hecho inaccesibles para los indígenas”, in El Nacional:


špindíra

špindíra m anim or f anim by sense (canonical)
špindíra (nominative singular)
špindírové (nominative plural)
špindíry (genitive singular)
špindírů (genitive plural)
špindírovi (dative singular)
špindírům (dative plural)
špindíru (accusative singular)
špindíry (accusative plural)
špindíro (singular vocative)
špindírové (plural vocative)
špindírovi (locative singular)
špindírech (locative plural)
špindírou (instrumental singular)
špindíry (instrumental plural)
špindíra (nominative singular)
špindíry (nominative plural)
špindíry (genitive singular)
špindír (genitive plural)
špindíře (dative singular)
špindírám (dative plural)
špindíru (accusative singular)
špindíry (accusative plural)
špindíro (singular vocative)
špindíry (plural vocative)
špindíře (locative singular)
špindírách (locative plural)
špindírou (instrumental singular)
špindírami (instrumental plural)


Capitano

Occupational surname, from capitano (“captain”).


Lepre

From lepre (“hare”), nickname for a fleet-footed or timid person.


Cattelan

From Venetan catełan (“Catalan, from Catalonia”), in reference to the origins of the people it was first given to. Doublet of catalano and Catalano.


Aricò

→ English: Arico


Fanara

Sicilian occupational surname from Greek φαναράς (fanarás, “lampmaker”), from φανός (fanós, “torch, lamp”).


Marieschi

From Mario (a masculine given name) + -eschi (plural form of the relation-forming suffix -esco).


murcianista

es-adj

murcianista m or f (masculine and feminine plural murcianistas)

murcianistas (feminine masculine plural)

(relational) of or supporting Real Murcia (a Spanish soccer team)


caballerista

caballerista m or f (masculine and feminine plural caballeristas)

caballeristas (feminine masculine plural)

rural northern Spain, Andes Mountains, Paraguay, Philippines

(relational) of or supporting Luis Caballero (Mexican soldier and politician)


caballerista

es-noun

caballerista m or f by sense (plural caballeristas)


soplante

es-adj

soplante m or f (masculine and feminine plural soplantes)


karamánida

es-noun

karamánida m or f by sense (plural karamánidas)


Marchionne

From an old variant of Melchiorre. Compare Neapolitan Melchionna.


Lagace

English: Lagace


Mastronardi

From mastro (“mister”) + Nardi (“an Italian surname”).


Giacomini

Patronymic derived from a hypocoristic form Giacomo + -ino.


umbandista

pt-noun

umbandista m or f by sense (plural umbandistas)


umbandista

pt-adj

umbandista m or f (plural umbandistas, not comparable)


umbandista

es-adj

umbandista m or f (masculine and feminine plural umbandistas)


ucabista

ucabista m or f (masculine and feminine plural ucabistas)

El decreto rectoral, que le da vida pública a los libros y a las publicaciones periódicas dentro de la UCAB, establecía en aquel momento que la misión de la Dirección de Publicaciones es: “Difundir el saber y la investigación generados en la UCAB, así como la identidad ucabista por medio de la edición de textos universitarios, publicaciones periódicas de carácter divulgativo y otros documentos ucabistas importantes”.

2017 March 31, “Una editorial con ambición cultural”, in El Nacional:

(relational) of Andrés Bello Catholic University


ucabista

es-noun

ucabista m or f by sense (plural ucabistas)

someone associated with Andrés Bello Catholic University


Di Grazia

→ English: Digrazia


Buonamici

From buoni (“good”) + amici (“friends”).


Lazzari

Patronymic surname from the given name Lazzaro (“Lazarus”).


Orrico

Patronymic surname derived from a variant of the Italian given name Ulrico.


Di Mascio

→ English: Dimascio


Liistro

From the Sicilian surname Lijistru, from lijistru (“privet”).


Nannini

→ English: Nannini

Portuguese: Nanini

Spanish: Nanini

English: Nanini

desc

→ Chinese: → 南尼尼 (Nánníní) (transliteration)


garnisé

pt-noun

garnisé m or f by sense (plural garnisés)

Ultimately after the English island of Guernsey. Doublet of Guernsey.

bantam (any of various small breeds of chicken)


Masala

Perhaps a habitational surname from a lost settlement in Sardinia.


Colussi

From the Friulian and Venetan pet names for “Nick”. By surface analysis, Nicola (“Nicholas”) + -uccio (diminutive suffix). Doublet of the Southern surname Colucci, derived analogously from a previous Nicolucci.


Zedda

Perhaps from Sardinian zedda (“cellar”), used to indicate the profession of an innkeeper.


Corongiu

Perhaps a habitational surname for someone who lived near a rocky place.


Lodde

A nickname, from Sardinian lodde (“fox”).


Deplano

Surname denoting someone living in a plain. Compare Latin planus (“flat, even”).


Nieddu

Borrowed from Sardinian nieddu (“black”).


Crobu

Perhaps from Sardinian crobu (“crow”) or from a local placename.


Sedda

From a local placename in Sardinia, which can be translated as "top of a mountain".


Berrettini

From a diminutive of berretto (“beanie, cap”), probably a nickname for a maker of caps or for someone who used to wear one.


Delogu

Perhaps from Sardinian de (“of”) + logu (“place”).


Starace

Southern Italian surname, from the Greek personal name Σταυράκης (Stavrákis), a diminutive of Σταύρος (Stávros).


Nauclerio

Occupational surname, from Latin nauclērius (“ship's captain”).


Marongiu

From Sardinian marongiu (“the act of hoeing”), from marra (“hoe, digging tool”).


Nasta

From a reduced form of the personal name Anastasio.

a surname transferred from the given name


Trudu

From Sardinian trudu (“thrush”). Compare tordo (“thrush”).


Nazzari

Patronymic surname, from the personal name Nazzaro.


Uccheddu

From Sardinian uccheddu (“eyelet”). Compare occhiello.


Segré

Alternative form of Segre: a Jewish surname


Chirigu

From a Sardinian personal name similar to Italian Chirico.


Atzori

Perhaps from Spanish azor (“goshawk”) or, more probably, from a lost Sardinian toponym.


Nuciforo

Patronymic surname, from a variant of the given name Niceforo.


Lafourcade

Natalia Lafourcade, b. 1984


quattrenne

it-noun

quattrenne m or f by sense (plural quattrenni)


Schena

Probably from a regional variant of schiena (“back”), perhaps a topographic surname for someone who lived near a rise or bump on the ground.


Deidda

From de (“of; from”) + idda, clipping of Sardinian bidda (“town, hamlet”).


Ciccu

A Sardinian patronymic surname, probably derived from an hypocoristic form of the personal name Francesco.


Matzeu

Probably a Sardinian variant of the surname Mazzeo.


Siddu

Perhaps from Sardinian siddu (“seal”). Compare sigillo.


Aufiero

Neapolitan variant of the surname Alfieri.


Sanzone

Sanzone, originally spelled Sansone, is from the Biblical Samson, whose superhuman strength is always inspirational to the underdog. But, since there were a host of minor Catholic saints named for Samson as well, the popularity of this surname in Italy could be owing more to these saints than to the inspirational nature of the Old Testament hero.


tolosarra

es-noun

tolosarra m or f by sense (plural tolosarras)

native or inhabitant of Tolosa, Gipuzkoa


matlazinca

matlazinca m or f by sense (plural matlazincas)


vivariense

vivariense m or f by sense (plural vivarienses)


zanzibarí

es-adj

zanzibarí m or f (masculine and feminine plural zanzibarís or zanzibaríes)

zanzibarís (feminine masculine plural)
zanzibaríes (feminine masculine plural)

[θãn̟.θi.β̞aˈɾi]


zanzibarí

es-noun

zanzibarí m or f by sense (plural zanzibarís or zanzibaríes)

zanzibarís (plural)
zanzibaríes (plural)

[θãn̟.θi.β̞aˈɾi]


Cherchi

Probably from a Sardinian variant of the given name Chirico. Compare Chirigu.


Naitana

Probably a toponymic surname from a lost settlement in Sardinia.


Pancrazi

Patronymic surname, from the male given name Pancrazio.


Papaianni

From papa (“Orthodox priest”) + Ianni (“variant of the personal name Giovanni”).


Papaleo

From papa (“Orthodox priest”) + Leo (“clipped variant of the personal name Leone”).


Desogus

From de (“of, from”) + Sogus, a Sardinian toponym.


Cadeddu

From Sardinian cadeddu (“puppy, whelp”), from Latin catellus.


Doneddu

Perhaps from Sardinian doneddu (“small gift”).


Brau

English: Brau

Most prevalent in Sardinia. Borrowed from Sardinian, derived from a dialectal variant of the adjective bravo (“wild, untamed”). This surname is also found in Catalan and Occitan.


Onnis

Perhaps a Sardinian habitational surname.


Proença

Inherited from Old Galician-Portuguese Proença, ultimately from Latin prōvincia. Doublet of Provença and província.

inh+

(chiefly historical) Synonym of Provença


Pascali

Patronymic surname, from the male given name Pasquale.


Onestini

Patronymic surname, from an hypocoristic form of the male given name Onesto.


Deiana

Perhaps from de (“of, from”) + Sardinian jana (“fairy”).


Poletti

Patronymic surname, from a hypocoristic form of the male given name Polo.


larafouzas

Obscure: perhaps a composition from lara-, extracted from larengo (“piglet”), and fozas from Latin fauces (“throat”).

unk

Obscure

(derogatory) glutton; one who eats like a pig


Petrilli

From a hypocoristic form of the personal name Pietro.


Noferi

From a variant of the male given name Onofrio.


Induno

Habitational surname from the name of two town in Lombardy called Induno Olona and Induno Ticino.


Migaleddu

From a Sardinian hypocoristic form of the male given name Michele.


Defraia

From Sardinian. Further etymology unclear.


Canu

From Sardinian canu (“hoary-haired”), from Latin canus.


Orrù

From Sardinian orrù (“bramble”), which is from Latin rubus (“bramble; blackberry”).


fédéraste

fr-noun

fédéraste m or f by sense (plural fédérastes)

Blend of fédéraliste (“federalist”) + pédéraste (“pederast”).

blend

De même, les fédérastes (Jean-Marie Le Pen) conjoignent-ils l’abomination politique du fédéralisme et la contre-nature de la pédérastie.

François Rastier, « Sémiotique des sites racistes », Mots. Les langages du politique, n°80, March 2006

Il n’est pas totalement saugrenu d’imaginer qu’un gouvernement eurosceptique puisse, un jour convaincre l’opinion publique que la marche forcée vers une Europe toujours plus « fédéraste » exige — devant le péril d’un dissolution de la nation anglaise — une rupture des ponts avec l’Union Européenne

Christian Roudaut, L’entente glaciale, 2004

Plus personne ne songe à dire, comme à ses débuts, qu’il est un « révolutionnaire incivique » ou un « fédéraste ».

Jean-Pierre Stroobants, « Qui est Paul-Henry Gendebien ? », Wallonie 2010

Tantôt on accable le fédéralisme en discréditant Trudeau et les « fédérastes » …, tantôt on ridiculise un certain nationalisme ainsi que le Parti québécois ….

Alain Piette, « Pour une lecture élargie du signifié en littérature : L’Hiver de force » in Élisabeth Haghebaert, Élisabeth Nardout-Lafarge, Réjean Ducharme en revue, 2006

(derogatory) a federast, supporter of federalism, a federalist


papaleisón

gl-noun

papaleisón m or f by sense (plural papaleisóns)

From papar (“to gulp, eat”) + Ecclesiastical Latin eleison (“have mercy”): "mass-eater". Compare papahostias (“idiot”, literally “communion wafer eater”).

compound

(derogatory, vulgar) fool, idiot, dimwit


papahostias

gl-noun

papahostias m or f by sense (invariable)

From papar (“to gulp, eat”) + hostias (“communion wafer”). Compare papaleisón.


robacunas

es-noun

robacunas m or f by sense (plural robacunas)

Verb-object compound, composed of roba (“to rob”) + cunas (“cradles”).

es-verb-obj

(slang, derogatory, Argentina) cradle snatcher, cradle robber


Gioi

Perhaps from Sardinian gioi (“Thursday”).


Carrogu

Perhaps from Sardinian carroga (“carrion crow”).


Corrias

Perhaps from Sardinian corria (“leather strap, thong”).


Murtas

Perhaps from Sardinian murta (“myrtle”).


jaguara

pt-noun

jaguara m or f by sense (plural jaguaras)

From Old Tupi îagûara. Doublet of jaguar.

(South Brazil) a sly, deceitful or disingenuous person


femellista

ca-adj

femellista m or f (masculine and feminine plural femellistes)

From femella (“female”) + -ista, by analogy with masclista.


femellista

ca-noun

femellista m or f by sense (plural femellistes)


femista

From fêmea (“female”) + -ista, by analogy with machista.

female chauvinist, misandric (relating to or in accordance with femismo)


femista

pt-noun

femista m or f by sense (plural femistas)

female chauvinist, misandric (someone who subscribes to femismo)


stampista

it-noun

stampista m or f by sense (masculine plural stampisti, feminine plural stampiste)

stampisti (masculine plural)
stampiste (feminine plural)


nem-nem

A shortening of nem trabalha nem estuda (meaning “neither works nor studies”).


Fabro

The occupational surname is from fabro, variant of fabbro (“smith”).


xochimilca

es-noun

xochimilca m or f by sense (plural xochimilcas)


Primiceri

From primicerio (“head of a brotherhood”).


Madau

Perhaps from Sardinian madau (“fold, enclosure for sheep”).


Chessa

Probably from Sardinian chersa (“lentisk”).


Monaldeschi

From Monaldo (a masculine given name) + -eschi (plural form of the relation-forming suffix -esco).


Pittau

From a Sardinian hypocoristic form of the personal name Sebastiano.


petardista

es-noun

petardista m or f by sense (plural petardistas)

Para terminar, una constituyente petardista, sin el apoyo de los trabajadores, ni de los estudiantes, ni de la iglesia católica, ni de los empresarios, ni de los sectores populares, ni de algunos sectores oficiales, ni de la totalidad de los familiares de los altos jerarcas del gobierno, es una quimera inalcanzable, un relato de ficción.

2017 May 12, -, “Cuando rezongan los familiares”, in El Nacional:


peticionista

peticionista m or f by sense (plural peticionistas)


terreplatiste

fr-noun

terreplatiste m or f by sense (plural terreplatistes)


bechuana

pt-noun

bechuana m or f by sense (plural bechuanas or bechuana)

From English Bechuana. Doublet of Botsuana.


Lazzareschi

From Lazzaro (a masculine given name) + -eschi (plural form of the relation-forming suffix -esco).


Accurso

Patronymic surname, from a Southern Italian variant of the male given name Accorso.


Vitelleschi

From vitello (calf) + -eschi (plural form of the relation-forming suffix -esco).


Saccà

From Arabic سَقَى (saqā, “to water, give water”), an occupational surname for a water carrier.


Cenci

From the medieval personal name Cencio, a pet form of Vincenzo.


Samà

From the Greek personal name Σαμάς (Samás), from the biblical name Shimeah, from Hebrew צשַׁמעָא, שַׁמַעָה (compare the verb שְׁמַע (“to hear, listen”)).

Hebrew צשַׁמעָא


Quadarella

English: Quadarella


Schuiten

From Dutch Schuiten. Absent from France.

François Schuiten, b. 1956


Choquet

→ English: Choquet

Borrowed from Picard Choquet. Most prevalent in Pas-de-Calais, Nord and Somme.

Gustave Choquet, b. 1915


xenocida

From Ancient Greek γένος (génos, “race, kind”) + -cida, or xeno- + -cida.

suffix

genocidal (causing or relating to a genocide)


xenocida

gl-noun

xenocida m or f by sense (plural xenocidas)

genocider, genocidaire (one who commits genocide)


bernat

From Bernat, in reference to Bernard of Clairvaux, the founder of the Cistercian Order.


Florenzi

Patronymic surname, from the personal name Florenzio.


Scibilia

Borrowed from Sicilian Xibilia (or nowadays Scibbilia).


Scifo

Italianization of the Sicilian Scifu, from scifu (“container, vessel”).


pescaire

ca-noun

pescaire m or f by sense (plural pescaires)


Sgrò

Ultimately from Byzantine Greek σγουρός (sgourós, “curly”).


Petruzzelli

From a double diminutive of the male given name Pietro.


Panebianco

From pane (“bread”) + bianco (“white”), a metonymic occupational surname for a baker.


Sarracino

From sarracino, Neapolitan variant of saraceno (“Saracene”).


Albertazzi

Ultimately from the male given name Alberto.


Ouaki

Borrowed from Arabic أُوعَكِّي (ʔūʕakkī), from a Berber language. Historically most prevalent in Morocco.

bor+

Jules Ouaki, b. 1915


juarense

es-noun

juarense m or f by sense (plural juarenses)


Teta

Spelling variant of Teti, a personal name.


Baseggio

From the Venetan variant of the personal name Basilio.

a surname from Venetan [in turn originating as a patronymic]


Stefanizzi

From a hypocoristic form of the personal name Stefano.


Tallarita

Borrowed from Sicilian taḍḍarita (“bat”), probably used as nickname.

bor+

a surname from Sicilian [in turn transferred from the nickname]


Tanasi

From Sicilian Tanasi. Compare the male given name Atanasio.


Mangiaracina

From the Sicilian name for the fish salpa, verb-object compound, composed of mangia (“to eat”) + racina (“grape”).


Rovagnati

Habitational surname for someone from the village of Rovagnate, in Lombardy.


Trainito

Habitational surname Italianized after the Sicilian demonym trajinitu (“inhanbitant of Troina”), from Trajina (“Troina”) + -itu (“suffix”). Compare Italian Ferlito, Virgillito for the suffix.


Iseppi

From Iseppo, variant of the personal name Giuseppe.


Bacigalupo

From the Ligurian verb bacigare (“to beat with a stick”) + lupo (“wolf”), perhaps a nickname for someone who was courageous and fierce.


Addeo

From a shortened form of the personal name Adeodato. This surname is typical of Campania.


Ruvolo

Habitational surname from Sicilian ruvolo (“sessile oak”).


Ferlinghetti

English: Ferlinghetti


De Angelis

→ English: DeAngelis


Tagliabue

Translingual: tagliabuanus

→ English: Tagliabue

→ Spanish: Tagliabúe

Verb-object compound, composed of taglia (“to cut”) + bue (“ox”).


नए अमीर

hi-noun

नए अमीर • (nae amīr) m or f by sense (Urdu spelling نئے امیر)

From नए (nae, “new”) + अमीर (amīr, “rich, wealthy”). Calque of French nouveau riche.

new money, nouveau riche (persons or families who had recently become wealthy)


Fogiel

Borrowed from Polish Fogiel, itself from German Vogel.

Esther Fogiel, b. 1934

(rare) a surname from Polish [in turn from German]


Nicolardi

Ultimately from the personal name Nicola.


sologripista

es-noun

sologripista m or f by sense (plural sologripistas)

From solo (“only”) + gripe (“flu”) + -ista

(derogatory) person who said the coronavirus is a simple flu


kremlinologue

fr-noun

kremlinologue m or f by sense (plural kremlinologues)


Scibetta

Clipping of Calascibetta or, otherwise, from Sicilian Xibbetta.


Unanue

→ English: Unanue


Burgonde

Burgonde m or f by sense (plural Burgondes)


pocatraça

ca-noun

pocatraça m or f by sense (plural pocatraces)


xava

Contràriament a la pel·lícula, la noia ni és ignorant ni parla xava.

1993, Quim Monzó, “Pigmalió”, in El perquè de tot plegat, Barcelona: Quaderns Crema, →ISBN, page 39:

Contrary to the movie, the girl is not ignorant nor does she speak xava.

Hispanicized Catalan spoken in parts of Barcelona


cuiva

es-adj

cuiva m or f (masculine and feminine plural cuivas)

Aún hoy, perturba su crónica de una matanza de indígenas cuivas, ocurrida a fines de los años sesenta, o sobre la caraqueña parroquia de La Pastora, camino ya entonces a ser derrelicto colonial.

2017 May 26, -, “Tomás Eloy de Venezuela”, in El Nacional:


transpartidista

es-noun

transpartidista m or f by sense (plural transpartidistas)

El consejo será abierto, integral y transpartidista.

2017 May 26, -, “Instalaron Frente para defender los 350 artículos de la Constitución”, in El Nacional:


Daidone

Borrowed from Sicilian Daiduni (“Aidone”).


Di Bartolo

→ English: DiBartolo

From di (“of”) + Bartolo (“a male given name, variant of Bartolomeo”).


De Bono

→ English: Debono


Di Franco

→ English: DiFranco

From di (“of”) + the personal name Franco.


Filippucci

From a hypocoristic form of the personal name Filippo.


Mandosio

→ French: Mandosio

Prospero Mandosio, b. 1643


bodegonista

es-noun

bodegonista m or f by sense (plural bodegonistas)


difisita

difisita m or f by sense (plural difisitas)


ultranovantenne

it-noun

ultranovantenne m or f by sense (plural ultranovantenni)


ultraottenne

ultraottenne m or f by sense (plural ultraottenni)


Di Stefano

→ English: DiStefano


Di Vincenzo

→ English: DiVincenzo

From di (“of”) + the personal name Vincenzo.


Giangreco

A patronymic surname, from Gian + Greco.


trasportista

trasportista m or f by sense (masculine plural trasportisti, feminine plural trasportiste)

trasportisti (masculine plural)
trasportiste (feminine plural)


crequenas

Attested since circa 1750. Unknown. Probably related to Portuguese encrencar and Spanish enclenque, perhaps ultimately from Proto-Germanic *slinkaną (“to creep, crawl”).

der

a small and weak, hunched or bow-legged person


Ottobrini

From ottobrino (“of October”), a nickname for someone born in October.


Giralt

a male given name from the Germanic languages.


Lo Monaco

→ English: Lomonaco


forese

From Latin forēnsis, derived from forum, perceived in Late Latin as a derivative of forās (“outside”).


Soninké

fr-noun

Soninké m or f by sense (plural Soninkés)


Khassonké

Khassonké m or f by sense (plural Khassonkés)


De Mauro

→ English: Demauro


Reggiani

From reggiano (“native of Reggio Emilia”).


Perniciaro

Occupational surname for a rearer or hunter of partridges, from pernice (“partridge”) + -aro (“occupational suffix”).


Gherardini

From a diminutive form of the personal name Gherardo.


Testagrossa

From testa (“head”) + grossa (“large”), a nickname for someone with a particularly large head.