[atwaˈlisre]
1. transitive verb To update.
Author: Ángel Serrano
àtwal
[ˈatwal]
1. adjective Current, present, modern, updated.
Etymology: From Latin actualis.
False friends: actual (English) = rïal.
lleggatura
blancura
-ura
[ˈuɾa]
1. derivative suffix Added to an adjective, to the stem of verb or to the participle of a verb, it derives the corresponding noun. Example: blanc (adjective), white, blancura (noun), whiteness; cout (adjective), educated, coutura (noun), culture, lleggăre (verb), to read, lleggat (participle), read, lleggatura (noun), reading.
Etymology: From Latin -ura.
couturiçre
coutura
cout
[kou̯t]
1. adjective Cultured, educated.
Etymology: From Latin cultus.
2. masculine noun Elbow.
Etymology: From Latin cubitus.
-içre
[ˈisre]
1. derivative suffix Added to a noun or adjective, it derives the corresponding verb. Example: coutura (noun), culture, couturiçre (verb), to educate; àtwal (adjective), current, atwaliçre (verb), to update.
Etymology: From Greek -izain via Latin -izare.