Animals

gallina

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[gaˈʎina]

1. feminine noun Hen.

Etymology: From Latin gallina.

chapõ

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[t͡ʃaˈpo]

1. masculine noun Capon (castrated cock).

Etymology: From Latin capo, caponis.

gallĩ

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[gaˈʎi]

1. masculine noun Cock, rooster.

Etymology: From gallina, interpreted as the feminine of gallĩ.

mul

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[mul]

1. masculine noun Mule.

Etymology: From Latin mulus.

asĩ

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[aˈsi]

1. masculine noun Ass, donkey.

Etymology: From Latin asinus.

pouter

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[pou̯ˈteɾ]

1. masculine noun Foal, colt.

Etymology: From Late Latin pulletrus.

eqwa

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[ˈekwa]

1. feminine noun Mare.

Etymology: From Latin equa.

False friends: equal (English) = èqwal.

chawall

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[t͡ʃaˈwaʎ]

1. masculine noun Horse.

Etymology: From Late Latin caballus.

~ chastrat

[t͡ʃaˈwaʎ t͡ʃaʃˈtɾat]

1. masculine noun Gelding.

Etymology: From chawall plus chastrat, participle of chastrăre.

~ de staul

[t͡ʃaˈwaʎ de ʃtau̯l]

1. masculine noun Stallion, studhorse.

Etymology: From chawall de staul, horse of stall.

chaperell

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[t͡ʃapeˈɾeʎ]

1. masculine noun Kid (young goat).

Etymology: From chaper plus derivative suffix -ell.

chapera

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[t͡ʃaˈpeɾa]

1. feminine noun Goat.

Etymology: From chaper plus feminine derivative suffix -a.