fidelia in All languages combined

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Forms: fideliă [singular, nominative], fideliae [plural, nominative], fideliă [singular, vocative], fideliae [plural, vocative], fideliăm [singular, accusative], fideliās [plural, accusative], fideliae [singular, genitive], fideliārŭm [plural, genitive], fideliae [singular, dative], fideliīs [plural, dative], fideliā [singular, ablative], fideliīs [plural, ablative]

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    "Le radical indo-européen commun de ce mot est *bhidh- ^([1]) qui donne le grec ancien πίθος, píthos (« jarre ») ; avec un autre suffixe, le mot donne fiscus (« panier, fisc ») et fiscina."
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          "translation": "blanchir deux murs avec un seul pot > faire d’une pierre deux coups."
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"fidelia" meaning in All languages combined

Noun [Latin]