pi

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pi m (feminine pina, masculine plural pi, feminine plural pini)

pina (feminine)
pi (masculine plural)
pini (feminine plural)


gras

gras (feminine grasa, masculine plural grës, feminine plural grasi)

grasa (feminine)
grës (masculine plural)
grasi (feminine plural)


cig

Inherited from Latin caecus (“blind”) via /ɛː/ > /i/.


gaf

gaf (feminine gafa, masculine plural ghëf, feminine plural gafi)

gafa (feminine)
ghëf (masculine plural)
gafi (feminine plural)

Fê’ péra o gaf.


nud

nud m (feminine nuda, masculine plural nud, feminine plural nudi)

nuda (feminine)
nud (masculine plural)
nudi (feminine plural)

From Latin nūdum (“naked”), accusative of Latin nūdus (“naked”).


mör

mör m (feminine móra, masculine plural mòrr, feminine plural móri)

móra (feminine)
mòrr (masculine plural)
móri (feminine plural)


mêl

mêl m (feminine mêla, masculine plural mél, feminine plural mêli)

mêla (feminine)
mél (masculine plural)
mêli (feminine plural)

From Latin malu(m) (“bad”), accusative of Latin malus (“bad”).

Mêla fèmna.


emès

emès (feminine emèsa, masculine plural emès, feminine plural emèsi)

emèsa (feminine)
emès (masculine plural)
emèsi (feminine plural)


àrab

àrab m (feminine àraba, masculine plural ërab, feminine plural àrabi)

àraba (feminine)
ërab (masculine plural)
àrabi (feminine plural)


gagg

gagg m (feminine gaggia, masculine plural ghëgg, feminine plural gaggi)

gaggia (feminine)
ghëgg (masculine plural)
gaggi (feminine plural)


alẓir

alẓir (plural alẓir, feminine alẓira, feminine plural alẓiri)

alẓir (plural)
alẓira (feminine)
alẓiri (feminine plural)

September 2012, Gigliola Neri, Sófi in la Ludla, il Papiro, page 14


bël

bël m (feminine bëla, masculine plural bèl, feminine plural bëli)

bëla (feminine)
bèl (masculine plural)
bëli (feminine plural)

From Latin bĕllum (“nice, good”), accusative of Latin bĕllus (“nice, good”).


cios

cios m (feminine ciosa, masculine plural cios, feminine plural ciosi)

ciosa (feminine)
cios (masculine plural)
ciosi (feminine plural)


bôn

bôn m (feminine bôna, masculine plural bôn, feminine plural bôni)

bôna (feminine)
bôn (masculine plural)
bôni (feminine plural)


stè

sta (feminine singular)
sté (alternative)
ste (alternative)
st' (alternative)

Stè libre l'è ste scret a Murcien.


rumagnöl

rumagnöl m (feminine rumagnöla, masculine plural rumagnùl, feminine plural rumagnöli)

rumagnöla (feminine)
rumagnùl (masculine plural)
rumagnöli (feminine plural)
rumagnòl (alternative)
rumagnôl (alternative)


emblemàtic

emblemàtic (feminine emblemàtica, masculine plural emblemëtic, feminine plural emblemàtici)

emblemàtica (feminine)
emblemëtic (masculine plural)
emblemàtici (feminine plural)

From Late Latin emblematĭcus (“emblematic”).


immòbil

immòbil m (feminine immòbila, masculine plural immóbil, feminine plural immòbili)

immòbila (feminine)
immóbil (masculine plural)
immòbili (feminine plural)

From Latin immobĭlem (“immobile”), accusative of Latin immōbĭlis (“immobile”).


biânc

biânc m (feminine biânca, masculine plural biënc, feminine plural biânchi)

biânca (feminine)
biënc (masculine plural)
biânchi (feminine plural)

From Early Medieval Latin blancus, from Frankish *blank.


növ

növ m (feminine növa, masculine plural nuv, feminine plural növi)

növa (feminine)
nuv (masculine plural)
növi (feminine plural)


avidrê

avidrê m (feminine avidrêda, masculine plural avidré, feminine plural avidrêdi)

avidrêda (feminine)
avidré (masculine plural)
avidrêdi (feminine plural)

From Late Latin vitrosus (“glassy”), from Latin vĭtrum (“glass”).


môrt

môrt m (feminine môrta, masculine plural mùrt, feminine plural môrta)

môrta (feminine)
mùrt (masculine plural)
môrta (feminine plural)


babilân

babilân m (feminine babilâna, masculine plural babilén, feminine plural babilâni)

babilâna (feminine)
babilén (masculine plural)
babilâni (feminine plural)


fabricàbil

fabricàbil (feminine fabricàbila, masculine plural fabrichëbil, feminine plural fabricàbili)

fabricàbila (feminine)
fabrichëbil (masculine plural)
fabricàbili (feminine plural)

From Late Latin fabrĭcabilis (“manufacturable”).


fabricàbila

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fabricàbila (feminine plural fabricàbili)


académic

académic (feminine académica, plural acadìmic, feminine plural académici)

académica (feminine)
acadìmic (plural)
académici (feminine plural)

Córp académic


càchi

càchi (feminine càchi, masculine plural càchi, feminine plural càchi)

càchi (feminine)
càchi (masculine plural)
càchi (feminine plural)

From Japanese kaki (kaki, “persimmon tree”).


éșul

éșul (feminine éșula, masculine plural éșul, feminine plural éșuli)

éșula (feminine)
éșul (masculine plural)
éșuli (feminine plural)


estrém

estrém (feminine estréma, masculine plural estrim, feminine plural estrémi)

estréma (feminine)
estrim (masculine plural)
estrémi (feminine plural)


eșurbitânt

eșurbitânt (feminine eșurbitânta, masculine plural eșurbitént, feminine plural eșurbitânti)

eșurbitânta (feminine)
eșurbitént (masculine plural)
eșurbitânti (feminine plural)


abușê

abușê (feminine abușêda, masculine plural abuși, feminine plural abușêdi)

abușêda (feminine)
abuși (masculine plural)
abușêdi (feminine plural)


abușìv

abușìv m (feminine abușìva, masculine plural abușìv, feminine plural abușìvi)

abușìva (feminine)
abușìv (masculine plural)
abușìvi (feminine plural)


àspar

àspar m (feminine àspara, masculine plural ëspar, feminine plural àspari)

àspara (feminine)
ëspar (masculine plural)
àspari (feminine plural)


gióst

gióst (feminine giósta, masculine plural giust, feminine plural giósti)

giósta (feminine)
giust (masculine plural)
giósti (feminine plural)
jóst (alternative)

L'è un òman gióst.


jóst

jóst (feminine jósta, masculine plural just, feminine plural jósti)

jósta (feminine)
just (masculine plural)
jósti (feminine plural)
gióst (alternative)


embriunêl

embriunêl (femminine embriunêla, masculine plural embriunél, feminine plural embriunêli)

embriunél (masculine plural)
embriunêli (feminine plural)


emendàbil

emendàbil (feminine emendàbila, masculine plural emendëbil, feminine plural emendàbili)

emendàbila (feminine)
emendëbil (masculine plural)
emendàbili (feminine plural)


emergént

emergént (feminine emergénta, masculine plural emergént, feminine plural emergénti)

emergénta (feminine)
emergént (masculine plural)
emergénti (feminine plural)


emérs

emérs (feminine emérsa, masculine plural emirs, feminine plural emérsi)

emérsa (feminine)
emirs (masculine plural)
emérsi (feminine plural)


perfët

perfët m (feminine perfëta, masculine plural perfet, feminine plural perfëti)

perfëta (feminine)
perfet (masculine plural)
perfëti (feminine plural)


perèn

perèn (feminine perèna, masculine plural perén, feminine plural perèni)

perèna (feminine)
perén (masculine plural)
perèni (feminine plural)


acùt

acùt m (feminine acùta, masculine plural acùt, feminine plural acùti)

acùta (feminine)
acùt (masculine plural)
acùti (feminine plural)


archeològic

archeològic m (feminine archeològica, masculine plural archeológic, feminine plural archeològici)

archeològica (feminine)
archeológic (masculine plural)
archeològici (feminine plural)

From Ancient Greek ἀρχαιολογικός (arkhaiologikós, “archeologic”).

der

ἀρχαιολογικός


maziniân

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maziniân m (feminine maziniâna, masculine plural mazinién, feminine plural maziniâni)

maziniâna (feminine)
mazinién (masculine plural)
maziniâni (feminine plural)

[mɐθinjˈɤɤ̃]


maziniâna

[mɐθinjˈɤɤ̃nɐ]


mazèz

mazèz m (feminine mazèza, masculine plural mazèz, feminine plural mazèzi)

mazèza (feminine)
mazèz (masculine plural)
mazèzi (feminine plural)

ör mazèz


gelôș

gelôș m (feminine gelôșa, masculine plural geluș, feminine plural gelôși)

gelôșa (feminine)
geluș (masculine plural)
gelôși (feminine plural)
gilôș (alternative)

From Late Latin zelosus (“full of zeal”).


gilôș

gilôș m (feminine gilôșa, masculine plural giluș, feminine plural gilôși)

gilôșa (feminine)
giluș (masculine plural)
gilôși (feminine plural)
gelôș (alternative)


sângv

rós sângv


antìg

antìg m (feminine antìga, masculine plural antìg, feminine plural antìghi)

antìga (feminine)
antìg (masculine plural)
antìghi (feminine plural)
intìg (alternative)

From Latin antīquum (“old”), accusative of Latin antīquus (“old”).

L’antìg Testamént


intìg

intìg m (feminine intìga, masculine plural intìg, feminine plural intìghi)

intìga (feminine)
intìg (masculine plural)
intìghi (feminine plural)
antìg (alternative)

L’è antìg quânt dla Mèsa.


cantânt

cantânt m (feminine cantânta, masculine plural cantént, feminine plural cantânti)

cantânta (feminine)
cantént (masculine plural)
cantânti (feminine plural)

From Latin cantāns (“one who is singing”).


cantânta

[kɐnˈtɤɤ̃tɐ]


cìvic

cìvic m (feminine cìvica, masculine plural cìvic, feminine plural cìvici)

cìvica (feminine)
cìvic (masculine plural)
cìvici (feminine plural)

From Latin civĭcum (“civic”), accusative of Latin civĭcus (“civic”).


lèbar

lèbar m (feminine lèbra, masculine plural lèbar, feminine plural lèbri)

lèbra (feminine)
lèbar (masculine plural)
lèbri (feminine plural)

From Latin libĕrum (“free”), accusative of Latin libĕr (“free”).


calurôș

calurôș m (feminine calurôșa, masculine plural calurùș, feminine plural calurôși)

calurôșa (feminine)
calurùș (masculine plural)
calurôși (feminine plural)

L’è un òman calurôș.


nucìv

nucìv m (feminine nucìva, masculine plural nucìv, feminine plural nucìvi)

nucìva (feminine)
nucìv (masculine plural)
nucìvi (feminine plural)

From Latin nocīvum (“noxious, harmful, bad”), accusative of Latin nocīvus (“noxious, harmful, bad”).


imminént

imminént m (feminine imminénta, masculine plural imminént, feminine plural imminénti)

imminénta (feminine)
imminént (masculine plural)
imminénti (feminine plural)

From Latin imminĕntem (“imminent, impending”).


immónd

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immónd m (feminine immónda, masculine plural immónd, feminine plural immóndi)

immónda (feminine)
immónd (masculine plural)
immóndi (feminine plural)

From Latin immŭndum (“dirty, filthy”), accusative of Latin immŭndus (“dirty, filthy”).


immudëst

immudëst m (feminine immudësta, masculine plural immudèst, feminine plural immudësti)

immudësta (feminine)
immudèst (masculine plural)
immudësti (feminine plural)

From Latin immodĕstum (“immodest”), accusative of Latin immodĕstus (“immodest”).


immubiliẓê

immubiliẓê m (feminine immubiliẓêda, masculine plural immubiliẓé, feminine plural immubiliẓêdi)

immubiliẓêda (feminine)
immubiliẓé (masculine plural)
immubiliẓêdi (feminine plural)


mùrbi

mùrbi m (feminine mùrbida, masculine plural mùrbi, feminine plural mùrbidi)

mùrbida (feminine)
mùrbi (masculine plural)
mùrbidi (feminine plural)

From Latin morbĭdum (“sickly”), accusative of Latin morbĭdus (“sickly”).


scrutadôr

scrutadôr m (feminine scrutadôra, masculine plural scrutadur, feminine plural scrutadôri)

scrutadôra (feminine)
scrutadur (masculine plural)
scrutadôri (feminine plural)

From Latin scrutatōrem (“scrutineer”), accusative of Latin scrūtātŏr (“scrutineer”).

L’òcc scrutadôr.


gemël

gemël m (feminine gemëla, masculine plural gemèl, feminine plural gemëli)

gemëla (feminine)
gemèl (masculine plural)
gemëli (feminine plural)
giamël (alternative)

From Latin gemĕllum (“twin”), accusative of Latin gemĕllus (“twin”).


giamël

giamël m (feminine giamëla, masculine plural giamèl, feminine plural giamëli)

giamëla (feminine)
giamèl (masculine plural)
giamëli (feminine plural)
gemël (alternative)

[d͡ʒjɐˈmɛːl]


immuniẓânt

immuniẓânt m (feminine immuniẓânta, masculine plural immuniẓént, feminine plural immuniẓânti)

immuniẓânta (feminine)
immuniẓént (masculine plural)
immuniẓânti (feminine plural)


impasì

impasì m (feminine impasìda, masculine plural impasì, feminine plural impasìdi)

impasìda (feminine)
impasì (masculine plural)
impasìdi (feminine plural)


pasê

pasê m (feminine pasêda, masculine plural pasé, feminine plural pasêdi)

pasêda (feminine)
pasé (masculine plural)
pasêdi (feminine plural)


immurêl

immurêl m (feminine immurêla, masculine plural immurél, feminine plural immurêli)

immurêla (feminine)
immurél (masculine plural)
immurêli (feminine plural)


murêl

murêl m (feminine murêla, masculine plural murél, feminine plural murêli)

murêla (feminine)
murél (masculine plural)
murêli (feminine plural)

From Latin morālem (“moral”), accusative of Latin mōrālis (“moral”).

Séns murêl.


emiliân

emiliân m (feminine emiliâna, masculine plural emilién, feminine plural emiliâni)

emiliâna (feminine)
emilién (masculine plural)
emiliâni (feminine plural)


làic

làic m (feminine làica, masculine plural lëic, feminine plural làici)

làica (feminine)
lëic (masculine plural)
làici (feminine plural)
lêic (alternative)

From Late Latin laĭcum (“laic”), accusative of Late Latin laĭcus (“laic”).


lêic

lêic m (feminine lêica, masculine plural léic, feminine plural lêici)

lêica (feminine)
léic (masculine plural)
lêici (feminine plural)
làic (alternative)


cândid

cândid m (feminine cândida, masculine plural chéndid, feminine plural cândidi)

cândida (feminine)
chéndid (masculine plural)
cândidi (feminine plural)

From Latin candĭdu(m) (“candid”), accusative of Latin candĭdus (“candid”).


vérd

vérd m (feminine vérda, masculine plural vìrd, feminine plural vérdi)

vérda (feminine)
vìrd (masculine plural)
vérdi (feminine plural)

From Vulgar Latin virdis, syncopated from Classical Latin viridis. Compare Italian verde.


pzê

pzê m (feminine pzêda, masculine plural pzé, feminine plural pzêdi)

pzêda (feminine)
pzé (masculine plural)
pzêdi (feminine plural)


cuntadnès-c

cuntadnès-c m (feminine cuntadnès-ca, masculine plural cuntadnés-c, feminine plural cuntadnès-ci)

cuntadnès-ca (feminine)
cuntadnés-c (masculine plural)
cuntadnès-ci (feminine plural)


négar

négar m (feminine négra, masculine plural nìgar, feminine plural négri)

négra (feminine)
nìgar (masculine plural)
négri (feminine plural)
nìgar (alternative)


nìgar

nìgar m (feminine nìgra, masculine plural nìgar, feminine plural nìgri)

nìgra (feminine)
nìgar (masculine plural)
nìgri (feminine plural)
négar (alternative)


adôran

adôran m (feminine adôrana, masculine plural adùran, feminine plural adôrani)

adôrana (feminine)
adùran (masculine plural)
adôrani (feminine plural)


adriàtic

adriàtic m (feminine adriàtica, masculine plural adriëtic, feminine plural adriàtici)

adriàtica (feminine)
adriëtic (masculine plural)
adriàtici (feminine plural)

Mêr adriàtic.


aduladôr

aduladôr m (feminine aduladôra, masculine plural aduladùr, feminine plural aduladôri)

aduladôra (feminine)
aduladùr (masculine plural)
aduladôri (feminine plural)
adulatôr (alternative)


adulatôr

adulatôr m (feminine adulatôra, masculine plural adulatùr, feminine plural adulatôri)

adulatôra (feminine)
adulatùr (masculine plural)
adulatôri (feminine plural)
aduladôr (alternative)


adulescént

adulescént m (feminine adulescénta, masculine plural adulescént, feminine plural adulescénti)

adulescénta (feminine)
adulescént (masculine plural)
adulescénti (feminine plural)

From Latin adolescente(m) (“adolescent”), accusative of Latin adolescēns (“adolescent”).


adùlt

adùlt m (feminine adùlta, masculine plural adùlt, feminine plural adùlti)

adùlta (feminine)
adùlt (masculine plural)
adùlti (feminine plural)

Borrowed from Latin adultus, probably via Italian adulto.


adùltar

adùltar m (feminine adùltara, masculine plural adùltar, feminine plural adùltari)

adùltara (feminine)
adùltar (masculine plural)
adùltari (feminine plural)
adùlter (alternative)

From Latin adulteru(m) (“adulterous”), accusative of Latin adulter (“adulterous”).


adùlter

adùlter m (feminine adùltera, masculine plural adùlter, feminine plural adùlteri)

adùltera (feminine)
adùlter (masculine plural)
adùlteri (feminine plural)
adùltar (alternative)


intsôn

intsôn m (feminine intsôna, masculine plural intsôn, feminine plural intsôni)

intsôna (feminine)
intsôn (masculine plural)
intsôni (feminine plural)
inciôn (alternative)
insôn (alternative)

From Latin nē (“not”) + ipse (emphatic, literally “himself”) + ūnus (“one”), meaning “not even one”.


abatù

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abatù m (feminine abatùda, masculine plural abatù, feminine plural abatùdi)

abatùda (feminine)
abatù (masculine plural)
abatùdi (feminine plural)


afilê

afilê m (feminine afilêda, masculine plural afiléd, feminine plural afilêdi)

afilêda (feminine)
afiléd (masculine plural)
afilêdi (feminine plural)


oleèfar

oleèfar m (feminine oleèfara, masculine plural oleéfar, feminine plural oleèfari)

oleèfara (feminine)
oleéfar (masculine plural)
oleèfari (feminine plural)


oleêri

oleêri m (feminine oleêria, masculine plural oleéri, feminine plural oleêri)

oleêria (feminine)
oleéri (masculine plural)
oleêri (feminine plural)

Marchê oleêri.


cativ

cativ m (feminine cativa, masculine plural cativ, feminine plural cativi)

cativa (feminine)
cativ (masculine plural)
cativi (feminine plural)

From Latin captīvus (“captive” → “caught by the devil” → “bad”).


ébar

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ébar m (feminine ébara, masculine plural ìbar, feminine plural ébari)

ébara (feminine)
ìbar (masculine plural)
ébari (feminine plural)


ẓal

ẓal m (feminine ẓala, masculine plural ẓël, feminine plural ẓali)

ẓala (feminine)
ẓël (masculine plural)
ẓali (feminine plural)


umân

umân m (feminine umâna, masculine plural umén, feminine plural umâni)

umâna (feminine)
umén (masculine plural)
umâni (feminine plural)


ucêl

ucêl m (feminine ucêla, masculine plural ucél, feminine plural ucêli)

ucêla (feminine)
ucél (masculine plural)
ucêli (feminine plural)


inimìg

inimìg m (feminine inimìga, masculine plural inimìg, feminine plural inimìghi)

inimìga (feminine)
inimìg (masculine plural)
inimìghi (feminine plural)


nimìg

nimìg m (feminine nimìga, masculine plural nimìg, feminine plural nimìghi)

nimìga (feminine)
nimìg (masculine plural)
nimìghi (feminine plural)
inimìg (alternative)


nemìg

nemìg m (feminine nemìga, masculine plural nemìg, feminine plural nemìghi)

nemìga (feminine)
nemìg (masculine plural)
nemìghi (feminine plural)


àbil

àbil m (feminine àbila, masculine plural ëbil, feminine plural àbili)

àbila (feminine)
ëbil (masculine plural)
àbili (feminine plural)
êbil (alternative)


êbil

êbil m (feminine êbila, masculine plural ébil, feminine plural êbili)

êbila (feminine)
ébil (masculine plural)
êbili (feminine plural)
àbil (alternative)


abièt

abièt m (feminine abièta, masculine plural abiét, feminine plural abièti)

abièta (feminine)
abiét (masculine plural)
abièti (feminine plural)


abitânt

abitânt m (feminine abitânta, masculine plural abitént, feminine plural abitânti)

abitânta (feminine)
abitént (masculine plural)
abitânti (feminine plural)

Cognate with Italian abitante (“inhabitant”).


abitàbil

abitàbil m (feminine abitàbila, masculine plural abitëbil, feminine plural abitàbili)

abitàbila (feminine)
abitëbil (masculine plural)
abitàbili (feminine plural)

From Latin habitabile(m) (“habitable”), accusative of Latin habitabilis (“habitable”).


abituêl

abituêl m (feminine abituêla, masculine plural abituêl, feminine plural abituêli)

abituêla (feminine)
abituêl (masculine plural)
abituêli (feminine plural)

From Medieval Latin or Late Latin habituale(m) (“customary”).


ablatìv

ablatìv m (feminine ablatìva, masculine plural ablatìv, feminine plural ablatìvi)

ablatìva (feminine)
ablatìv (masculine plural)
ablatìvi (feminine plural)

Cognate with Italian ablativo (“ablative”).


càj

càj m (feminine càja, masculine plural chëj, feminine plural càji)

càja (feminine)
chëj (masculine plural)
càji (feminine plural)

hollow (of a tree that has holes in its trunk caused by arthropods)


vilân

vilân m (feminine vilâna, masculine plural vilén, feminine plural vilâni)

vilâna (feminine)
vilén (masculine plural)
vilâni (feminine plural)


cafôn

cafôn m (feminine cafôna, masculine plural cafôn, feminine plural cafôni)

cafôna (feminine)
cafôn (masculine plural)
cafôni (feminine plural)


abreviê

abreviê m (feminine abreviêda, masculine plural abrevié, feminine plural abreviêdi)

abreviêda (feminine)
abrevié (masculine plural)
abreviêdi (feminine plural)

Cognate with Italian abbreviato (“shortened”).


abrunê

abrunê m (feminine abrunêda, masculine plural abruné, feminine plural abrunêdi)

abrunêda (feminine)
abruné (masculine plural)
abrunêdi (feminine plural)

Cognate with Italian abbrunato (“draped in black”).


abrunẓânt

abrunẓânt m (feminine abrunẓânta, masculine plural abrunẓént, feminine plural abrunẓânti)

abrunẓânta (feminine)
abrunẓént (masculine plural)
abrunẓânti (feminine plural)

[ɐbɾunˈðɤɤ̃t]

Cognate with Italian abbronzante (“suntan cream”).


abrunẓê

abrunẓê m (feminine abrunẓêda, masculine plural abrunẓé, feminine plural abrunẓêdi)

abrunẓêda (feminine)
abrunẓé (masculine plural)
abrunẓêdi (feminine plural)

Cognate with Italian abbronzato (“tanned”).

[ɐbɾunˈðeə̯]


abruzêș

abruzêș m (feminine abruzêșa, masculine plural abruzéș, feminine plural abruzêși)

abruzêșa (feminine)
abruzéș (masculine plural)
abruzêși (feminine plural)

Cognate with Italian abruzzese (“from the Abruzzi”).


abșén

abșén m (feminine abșéna, masculine plural abșén, feminine plural abșéni)

abșéna (feminine)
abșén (masculine plural)
abșéni (feminine plural)


abșéna

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


bșén

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bșén m (feminine bșéna, masculine plural bșén, feminine plural bșéni)

bșéna (feminine)
bșén (masculine plural)
bșéni (feminine plural)


råss

råss m (feminine råssa, masculine plural rọss, feminine plural råssi)

råssa (feminine)
rọss (masculine plural)
råssi (feminine plural)


ròss

From Latin ʀᴜssᴜ (“red”), from Latin russus (“red”).


ignöt

ignöt m (feminine ignöta, masculine plural ignùt, feminine plural ignöti)

ignöta (feminine)
ignùt (masculine plural)
ignöti (feminine plural)
ignòt (alternative)


ignòt

ignòt m (feminine ignòta, masculine plural ignót, feminine plural ignòti)

ignòta (feminine)
ignót (masculine plural)
ignòti (feminine plural)


ròtt

ròtt m (feminine ròtta, masculine plural rọtt, feminine plural ròtti)

ròtta (feminine)
rọtt (masculine plural)
ròtti (feminine plural)
rót (alternative)


brọtt

brọtt m (feminine brọtta, masculine plural brọtt, feminine plural brọtti)

brọtta (feminine)
brọtt (masculine plural)
brọtti (feminine plural)
brŏt (alternative)


còt

còt m (feminine còta, masculine plural cót, feminine plural còti)

còta (feminine)
cót (masculine plural)
còti (feminine plural)


sècc

sècc m (feminine sècca, masculine plural sẹcc, feminine plural sècchi)

sècca (feminine)
sẹcc (masculine plural)
sècchi (feminine plural)
sèc (alternative)


drèt

drèt m (feminine drèta, masculine plural drèt, feminine plural drèti)

drèta (feminine)
drèt (masculine plural)
drèti (feminine plural)
drẹtt (alternative)

Inherited from Latin *dirīctus (“straight”).


agrëst

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agrëst m (feminine agrësta, masculine plural agrèst, feminine plural agrësti)

agrësta (feminine)
agrèst (masculine plural)
agrësti (feminine plural)
agrèst (alternative)
ingrëst (alternative)


ingrëst

ingrëst m (feminine ingrësta, masculine plural ingrèst, feminine plural ingrësti)

ingrësta (feminine)
ingrèst (masculine plural)
ingrësti (feminine plural)


nôv

nôv m (feminine nôva, masculine plural nuv, feminine plural nôvi)

nôva (feminine)
nuv (masculine plural)
nôvi (feminine plural)
növ (alternative)


ṣvélt

ṣvélt m (feminine ṣvélta, masculine plural ṣvilt, feminine plural ṣvélti)

ṣvélta (feminine)
ṣvilt (masculine plural)
ṣvélti (feminine plural)


avért

avért m (feminine avérta, masculine plural avirt, feminine plural avérti)

avérta (feminine)
avirt (masculine plural)
avérti (feminine plural)


insimunì

insimunì m (feminine insimunida, masculine plural insimunì, feminine plural insimunidi)

insimunida (feminine)
insimunì (masculine plural)
insimunidi (feminine plural)


praciṣ

praciṣ m (feminine praciṣa, masculine plural praciṣ, feminine plural praciṣi)

praciṣa (feminine)
praciṣ (masculine plural)
praciṣi (feminine plural)


aflèt

aflèt m (feminine aflèta, masculine plural aflèt, feminine plural aflèti)

aflèta (feminine)
aflèt (masculine plural)
aflèti (feminine plural)


fidél

fidél m (feminine fidéla, masculine plural fidìl, feminine plural fidéli)

fidéla (feminine)
fidìl (masculine plural)
fidéli (feminine plural)
fedél (alternative)

Ultimately from Latin fidēlis (“loyal”).


rumagnôl

rumagnôl m (feminine rumagnôla, masculine plural rumagnul, feminine plural rumagnôli)

rumagnôla (feminine)
rumagnul (masculine plural)
rumagnôli (feminine plural)

Related or pertaining to the historical region of Romagna


stòpid

stòpid m (feminine stòpida, masculine plural stòpid, feminine plural stòpidi)

stòpida (feminine)
stòpid (masculine plural)
stòpidi (feminine plural)


papêbil

(figurative) likely to be elected or nominated (for/as)