[riʃˈpiɾəɾe]
1. transitive verb To breathe (air, smoke, etc.).
2. intransitive verb To breathe.
Etymology: From Latin respirare.
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rond
[rond]
1. adjective Round.
Etymology: From Latin rotondus via French rond.
radeixa
[raˈdeʃa]
1. feminine noun Root.
Etymology: From Latin radix.
rè
[re]
1. feminine noun Net, network, mesh.
Etymology: From Latin rete.
Plural: retas.
-re
[re]
1. derivative suffix Added to the stem of a verb, it derives the corresponding infinitive. Example: coinoç-, coinoçre, to know.
Spelling: For weak verbs, it turns into -ăre, pronounced [əɾe]. Example: crej-, crejăre, to create.
Etymology: From Latin -are.
ràpidament
ràpid
[ˈrapid]
1. adjective Fast, quick.
Etymology: From Latin rapidus.
razonator
razonăre
razõ
[raˈzo]
1. feminine noun Reason.
Etymology: From Latin ratio, rationis.
rosa
[ˈrosa]
1. feminine noun Rose (flower).
2. adjective Pink.
Etymology: From Latin rosa.