"esconso" meaning in Portuguese

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Adjective

IPA: /isˈkõ.su/ [Brazil], /esˈkõ.su/ [Brazil], /isˈkõ.su/ [Brazil], /esˈkõ.su/ [Brazil], /iʃˈkõ.su/ [Rio-de-Janeiro], /eʃˈkõ.su/ [Rio-de-Janeiro], /esˈkõ.so/ [Southern-Brazil], /(i)ʃˈkõ.su/ [Portugal] Forms: esconsa [feminine], esconsos [masculine, plural], esconsas [feminine, plural]
Etymology: Semi-learned borrowing from Latin abscōnsus (“hidden”), perfect passive participle of abscondō. Cf. the doublets absconso (a later borrowing) and escuso (a popularly inherited form). Compare the related Spanish escusa, escuso, escusar, Galician escuso, escusar. Etymology templates: {{slbor|pt|la|abscōnsus|t=hidden}} Semi-learned borrowing from Latin abscōnsus (“hidden”), {{m|la|abscondō}} abscondō, {{doublet|pt|absconso|notext=1}} absconso, {{m|pt|escuso}} escuso, {{cog|es|escusa}} Spanish escusa, {{m|es|escuso}} escuso, {{m|es|escusar}} escusar, {{cog|gl|escuso}} Galician escuso, {{m|gl|escusar}} escusar Head templates: {{pt-adj|hascomp=yes}} esconso (feminine esconsa, masculine plural esconsos, feminine plural esconsas, comparable)
  1. sloped; slanted Tags: comparable Synonyms: inclinado
    Sense id: en-esconso-pt-adj-QFUUzHwM Categories (other): Portuguese entries with incorrect language header Disambiguation of Portuguese entries with incorrect language header: 45 55
  2. hidden Tags: comparable Synonyms: escondido
    Sense id: en-esconso-pt-adj-5WS0CB16 Categories (other): Portuguese entries with incorrect language header Disambiguation of Portuguese entries with incorrect language header: 45 55

Inflected forms

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