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frjulã

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[fɾjuˈla]

1. adjective Friulian (related to Friuli or the Friulian people).

2. masculine noun Friulian (a person from Friuli).

3. masculine noun Friulian (language of Friuli).

Etymology: From Frjul plus derivative suffix -ã.

Frjul

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[fɾjul]

1. proper noun Friuli (region in Northeast Italy).

Etymology: From Friulian Friûl.

ladĩ

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[laˈdi]

1. masculine noun Ladino (language also known as Judaeo-Spanish). Not to be confused with ladinnès.

Etymology: From Latin latinus.

ladinnès

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[ladiˈɲes]

1. adjective Ladin (related to Ladinia or the Ladin people).

2. masculine noun Ladin (person from Ladinia).

3. masculine noun Ladin (language of Ladinia). Not to be confused with ladĩ.

Etymology: From Ladinna plus derivative suffix -ès.

Ladinna

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[laˈdiɲa]

1. proper noun Ladinia (region in Northern Italy where Ladin is spoken).

Etymology: From Latin Ladinia.

Retja

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[ˈretja]

1. proper noun Rhaetia.

Etymology: From ret plus derivative suffix –ja.

retromànic

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[retɾoˈmanik]

1. adjective Romansh (related to Grisons or the people living in that canton of Switzerland).

2. masculine noun Romansh (person from Grisons).

3. masculine noun Romansh or Rhaeto-Romance (language of Grisons, canton of Switzerland).

Etymology: From ret plus romànic.

grisõ

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[gɾiˈso]

1. adjective Grison (related to Grisons, canton of Switzerland).

2. masculine noun Grison (person from Grisons, canton of Switzerland).

Etymology: From Romansh Grischun. 

Grisõns

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[gɾiˈsons]

1. proper noun Grisons (canton of Switzerland).

Etymology: From grisõ, in plural. 

Swislã

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[swisˈla]

1. proper noun Switzerland.

Etymology: From swis plus derivative suffix -lã.