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corescã

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[koɾeʃˈka]

1. adjective Corsican (related to Corsica or the Corsican people).

2. masculine noun Corsican (person from Corsica).

3. masculine noun Corsican (language of Corsica).

Etymology: From Coresca plus derivative suffix -ã.

Coresca

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[koˈɾeʃka]

1. proper noun Corsica.

Etymology: From Corsican Corsica.

catalã

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[kataˈla]

1. adjective Catalan (relative to Catalonia or the Catalan people).

2. masculine noun Catalan (person from Catalonia).

3. masculine noun Catalan (language of Catalonia).

Etymology: From Catala plus derivative suffix -ã.

Catala

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[kaˈtala]

1. proper noun Catalonia.

Etymology: From Catalan Català.

chastellã

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[t͡ʃaʃteˈʎa]

1. adjective Castilian (related to Castile or the Castilian people).

2. masculine noun Castilian (person from Castile).

3. masculine noun Spanish or Castilian (language of Spain).

Etymology: From Chastella plus derivative suffix -ã.

chastell

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[t͡ʃaʃˈteʎ]

1. masculine noun Castle.

Etymology: From Latin castellum.

Chastella

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[t͡ʃaʃˈteʎa]

1. proper noun Castile.

Etymology: From chastell plus derivative suffix -ja, which yield Chastellja, followed by a dissimilation process.

casaza

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[kaˈsaza]

1. feminine noun Mansion.

Etymology: From casa plus derivative suffix -az.

clawa

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[ˈklawa]

1. feminine noun Key.

Etymology: From Latin clavis.

chanra

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[ˈt͡ʃanra]

1. feminine noun Room (part of a building).

2. feminine noun Photographic camera.

Etymology: From Latin camera.