"git" meaning in Ancien occitan

See git in All languages combined, or Wiktionary

Noun

  1. Git, pellicule qui recouvre l’amande.
    Sense id: fr-git-pro-noun-4nllmq30 Categories (other): Lexique en ancien occitan de la botanique Topics: botany
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