Notes and References
- ^ Tarantino words with Greek origins:
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- celóne < χελώνη (kelóne) ;
- cèndre < κέντρον (kèntron) ;
- ceráse < κεράσιον (keròsion) ;
- mesále < μεσάλον (mesálon) ;
- àpule < απαλός (apalós) ;
- tràscene < δράκαινα (drákaina) .
- ^ Tarantino Vocabulary with Latin origins:
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- dìleche < delicus ;
- descetáre < oscitare ;
- gramáre < clamare ;
- 'mbise < impensa ;
- sdevacáre < devacare ;
- aláre < halare .
- ^ Tarantino Vocabulary of Germanic Lombard origin:
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- sckife < skif ;
- ualáne < gualane .
- ^ Tarantino Vocabulary of French origin:
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- fesciùdde < fichu ;
- accattáre < acheter ;
- pote < poche ;
- 'ndráme < entrailles .
- ^ Tarantino Vocabulary of Arabic origin:
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- chiaúte < tabut ;
- masckaráte < mascharat .
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