[supeɾˈsau̯t]
1. masculine noun Start (sudden movement), scare.
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sòlal
Sol
[sol]
1. masculine noun Sun (star).
Etymology: From Latin sol.
supernazònal
super
[suˈpeɾ]
1. preposition On, above. Example: Ou llïur eh super a mesa, the book is on the table.
2. preposition About (a topic). Example: Jo volle paraulăre cõ tu super varjes tòpics, I want to talk to you about several topics.
3. preposition Around (approximate). Example: J’heh super ũ millõ d’euros nou banc, I’ve got around a million euros in the bank.
Etymology: From Latin super.
super-
1. derivative prefix Higher place, something really big. Example: nazònal, national, supernazònal, supranational.
2. derivative prefix Located above or covering something. Example: superhaut, overcoat.
Etymology: From Latin supra with influence by super.
sentre-si
sentre
[ˈsentɾe]
1. transitive verb To feel.
2. transitive verb To be sorry about, to regret.
Etymology (1-2): From Latin sentire.
3. transitive verb To sit (to make a person sit).
Etymology (3): From Latin sedentare.