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balnebal

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[balneˈbal]

1. masculine noun Onion.

Etymology: From bal, plus ne, plus bal, “ball in ball”.

pisell

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[piˈseʎ]

1. masculine noun Pea.

Etymology: From Latin pisum plus diminutive suffix -ell.

faixou

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[faˈʃou̯]

1. masculine noun Bean.

Etymology: From Latin phaseolus via *phasiolus.

verdura

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[veɾˈduɾa]

1. feminine noun Vegetable.

Etymology: From verd plus derivative suffix -ura.

lleguma

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[ʎeˈguma]

1. feminine noun Legume.

Etymology: From Latin legumen.

sopa

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[ˈsopa]

1. feminine noun Soup.

Etymology: From Germanic suppa.

sauchisa

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[sau̯ˈt͡ʃisa]

1. feminine noun Sausage.

Etymology: From *sausicha from Italian salsiccia, via metathesis.

charner

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[t͡ʃaɾˈneɾ]

1. masculine noun Butcher.

Etymology: From charna plus derivative suffix -er.

molĩ

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[moˈli]

1. masculine noun Mill.

Etymology: From Latin molinum.

molăre

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[ˈmoləɾe]

1. transitive verb To grind.

Etymology: From Latin molere.