Category:Friulian terms derived from Ancient Greek

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Friulian terms that originate from Ancient Greek.

 

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This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.

 

• Friulian given names from Ancient Greek‎ (1 c, 0 e)
• Friulian male given names from Ancient Greek‎ (0 c, 1 e)

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• Friulian terms derived from Byzantine Greek‎ (0 c, 1 e)

Pages in category "Friulian terms derived from Ancient Greek"

The following 64 pages are in this category, out of 64 total.

A

• Achil
• agnul

B

• bagn
• balâ
• barcje
• batisim
• batiâ
• blestemâ
• bos
• braç
• buteghe

C

• cerfoi
• cjadree
• cjamare
• cjamin
• cjanaipe
• cjariese
• cjarte
• cjastine
• codogn
• corone
• cuarde
• côr

D

• diaul
• Dionis
• dove

F

• fasûl

G

• glesie
• guviernâ
• gîr

I

• imni
• istorie

J

• Jacum

L

• Lissandri

M

• mandule
• marmul
• masanâ
• musiche

O

• orloi

P

• Pasche
• peraule
• pernîs
• persembul
• piere
• Pieri
• poete
• predi
• program

R

• rude

S

• scoi
• scuele
• scuelâr
• smeralt
• spade
• sparc
• sponze
• stope
• storie
• strie

T

• ton
• trute

V

• vanzeli
• vescul

Z

• Zuan

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