Body Parts & Functions

veseixa

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[veˈseʃa]

1. feminine noun Vesicle.

Etymology: From Latin vesicula with the same ending as ovicula > oweixa.

~ bìlala

[veˈseʃa ˈbilala]

1. feminine noun Gall bladder.

Etymology: From veseixa bìlala.

apendeix

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[apenˈdeʃ]

1. masculine noun Appendix (anatomy, book).

Etymology: From Latin appendix.

verruca

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[veˈruka]

1. feminine noun Wart, verruca.

Etymology: From Latin verruca.

pestanna

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[peʃˈtaɲa]

1. feminine noun Eyelash.

Etymology: Of unknown origin, perhaps Spanish pestaña.

paupeter

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[pau̯peˈteɾ]

1. masculine noun Eyelid.

Etymology: From Latin *palpetrum.

latre

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[ˈlatɾe]

1. transitive verb To feed, to suckle (a baby or young animal).

Etymology: From lata plus derivative suffix -re.

mostaix

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[moʃˈtaʃ]

1. masculine noun Moustache.

Etymology: From Italian mostaccio.

dolor

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[doˈloɾ]

1. masculine noun Pain.

Etymology: From Latin dolor.

scrot

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[ʃkɾot]

1. masculine noun Scrotum.

Etymology: From Latin scrotum.

clister

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[kliʃˈteɾ]

1. masculine noun Clitoris.

Etymology: From Greek kleitoris via methathesis *klitris > *klistir.

False friends: cluster (English) = grup.