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ouseurăre

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[ou̯ˈseu̯ɾəɾe]

1. transitive verb To observe, to watch.

Etymology: From Latin observare.

-ori

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[ˈoɾi]

1. derivative suffix Added to the stem of a verb, it derives the corresponding noun. Example: sentre-si (verb), to sit down, sentori (noun), chair; ouseurăre (verb), to observe, ouseuratori (noun), observatory.

Etymology: From Latin -oriu.

ouna

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[ˈou̯na]

1. feminine noun Ulna.

Etymology: From Latin ulna.

òixal

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[ˈoʃal]

1. adjective Ocular, related to the eyes.

Etymology: From oix plus derivative suffix -al.

òsic

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[ˈosik]

1. adjective Bony, osseous, related to the bones.

Etymology: From os plus derivative suffix -ic.

orinăre-si

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[oˈɾinəɾesi]

1. pronominal verb To wet (one’s bed, one’s clothes, etc.) with urine.

2. pronominal verb To have desire for piss, to have to pee.

Etymology: From orina plus derivative suffix -re.

orinăre

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[oˈɾinəɾe]

1. intransitive verb To urinate, to pee.

Etymology: From orina plus derivative suffix -re.

orina

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[oˈɾina]

1. feminine noun Urine, pee.

Etymology: From Latin urina.

oscizament

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[oʃkizaˈment]

1. masculine noun Yawn.

Etymology: From osciz-, stem of oscizăre, plus derivative suffix -ment.

oscizăre

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[oʃˈkizəɾe]

1. intransitive verb To yawn.

Etymology: From Latin oscitare via *oscitiare.