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valenzã

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[valenˈza]

1. adjective Valencian (related to the Valencian community, Valencia city or the Valencian people).

2. masculine noun Valencian (person from the Valencian community or Valencia city).

3. masculine noun Valencia (language of the Valencia community, variant of Catalan).

Etymology: From Valenza plus derivative suffix -ã.

Valenza

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[vaˈlenza]

1. proper noun Valencia.

Etymology: From Catalan València.

vel

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[vel]

1. masculine noun Veil.

Etymology: From Latin velum.

voutacoll

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[ˌvou̯taˈkoʎ]

1. masculine noun Collar.

Etymology: From vouta and coll, around the neck.

vestament

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[veʃtaˈment]

1. masculine noun Dress.

Etymology: From vestre and derivative suffix -ment.

vestre-si

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[ˈveʃtɾesi]

1. pronominal verb To get dressed.

Etymology: From vestre.

vestre

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[ˈveʃtɾe]

1. transitive verb To dress (someone else).

2. intransitive verb To dress.

Etymology: From Latin vestire.

vinacer

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[vinaˈkeɾ]

1. masculine noun Vinegar.

Etymology: From vĩ and acer, “sour wine”.

vĩ

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[vi]

1. masculine noun Wine.

Etymology: From Latin vinum.

verdura

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[veɾˈduɾa]

1. feminine noun Vegetable.

Etymology: From verd plus derivative suffix -ura.