radebaura

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[ˌradeˈbau̯ɾa]

1. masculine noun Razor.

Etymology: From rade, third person of the present tense of verb radre, plus baura, something that scratches the beard.

petainõ

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[petai̯ˈno]

1. masculine noun Brush.

Etymology: From petain plus derivative suffix -õ.

petain

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[peˈtai̯n]

1. masculine noun Comb.

Etymology: From Latin pecten.

pann

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[paŋ]

1. masculine noun Cloth, towel.

Etymology: From Latin pannus.

pannell

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[paˈŋeʎ]

1. masculine noun Napkin.

Etymology: From pann plus derivative suffix -ell.

secamã

Posted on March 19, 2017 by Ángel Serrano

[ˌsekaˈma]

1. masculine noun Towel.

Etymology: From seca, third person of the present tense of verb secre, plus mã, something that dries the hand.

mocer

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[moˈkeɾ]

1. masculine noun Handkerchief.

Etymology: From moc plus derivative suffix -er.

moc

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[mok]

1. masculine noun Mucus, bogey.

Etymology: From Latin mucus.

collau

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[koˈʎau̯]

1. masculine noun Necklace.

Etymology: From coll plus derivative suffix -au.

pousau

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[pou̯ˈsau̯]

1. masculine noun Bracelet (for wrist).

Etymology: From pous plus derivative suffix -au.

Aingeljã conlang

The new Romance language

masculine noun

radebaura

petainõ

petain

pann

pannell

secamã

mocer

moc

collau

pousau