[ˈpeʎa]
1. feminine noun Skin.
2. feminine noun Fur.
Etymology: From Latin pellis.
feminine noun
corteixa
[koɾˈteʃa]
1. feminine noun Bark (of tree).
Etymology: From Latin cortex.
radeixa
[raˈdeʃa]
1. feminine noun Root.
Etymology: From Latin radix.
foixa
[ˈfoʃa]
1. feminine noun Leaf (tree, plant).
Etymology: From Latin folia via Spanish hoja.
pereixõ
[peɾeˈʃo]
1. feminine noun Person.
Etymology: From Latin persona.
fama
[ˈfama]
1. feminine noun Woman.
Etymology: From Latin femina via French femme.
2. feminine noun Fame.
Etymology: From Latin fama.
Llũ
[ˈʎu]
1. feminine noun Moon (in uppercase), satellite (in lowecase).
Etymology: From Latin luna.
justiza
tristiza
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.