[inteʃˈti]
1. masculine noun Intestine.
Etymology: From Latin intestinus.
~ fĩ
[inteʃˈti fi]
1. masculine noun Small intestine.
Etymology: From intestĩ fĩ.
~ gros
[inteʃˈti gɾos]
1. masculine noun Large intestine.
Etymology: From intestĩ gros.
Body Parts & Functions
spaina
[ˈʃpai̯na]
1. feminine noun Spine (anatomy), bone (of a fish).
2. feminine noun Thorn (of a rose).
Etymology: From Latin spina.
False friends: Spain (English) = Spanna.
chaira
[ˈt͡ʃai̯ɾa]
1. feminine noun Hip.
Etymology: From Latin cathedra.
False friends: chair (English) = sentori.
femer
[feˈmeɾ]
1. masculine noun Femur.
Etymology: From Latin femur via *femerus.
humer
[uˈmeɾ]
1. masculine noun Humerus.
Etymology: From Latin humerus.
False friends: humour (English) = humor.
sceletõ
[ʃkeleˈto]
1. masculine noun Skeleton.
Etymology: From Greek skeleton.
colunna
[koˈluɲa]
1. feminine noun Column.
Etymology: From Latin columna.
~ vertèurala
[koˈluɲa veɾˈteu̯ɾala]
1. feminine noun Spinal column, spine.
Etymology: From colunna vertèurala.
verteura
[veɾˈteu̯ɾa]
1. feminine noun Vertebra.
Etymology: From Latin vertebra.
poumõ
[pou̯ˈmo]
1. masculine noun Lung.
Etymology: From Latin pulmo, pulmonis.
rain
[rai̯n]
1. masculine noun Kidney.
Etymology: From Latin ren.
False friends: rain (English) = plugga.