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"text": "Vulgar Latin: *puppa\nAsturian: popa\nCatalan: popa\nGalician: popa\nIstriot: poûpa\nItalian: poppa\nLigurian: popa\nFrench: poupe\nNorman: poupe\nPortuguese: popa\nRomanian: pupă\nSpanish: popa\nVenetian: pupa\n→ Albanian: pupë\n→ Dalmatian: pȕpa\n→ Greek: πούπα (poúpa)\n→ Ottoman Turkish: پوپا\nTurkish: pupa"
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"(by extension) a ship"
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"(figuratively) backside of a person"
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"Classical"
]
},
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"note": "modern Italianate Ecclesiastical"
},
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"note": "modern Italianate Ecclesiastical"
}
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"Latin terms derived from Proto-Indo-European",
"Latin terms with IPA pronunciation",
"Latin terms with unknown etymologies",
"Latin third declension nouns",
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"text": "Vulgar Latin: *puppa\nAsturian: popa\nCatalan: popa\nGalician: popa\nIstriot: poûpa\nItalian: poppa\nLigurian: popa\nFrench: poupe\nNorman: poupe\nPortuguese: popa\nRomanian: pupă\nSpanish: popa\nVenetian: pupa\n→ Albanian: pupë\n→ Dalmatian: pȕpa\n→ Greek: πούπα (poúpa)\n→ Ottoman Turkish: پوپا\nTurkish: pupa"
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"(by extension) a ship"
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