- The Mont-
Fallère or Mont
Fallère (sometimes
wrongly spelled in
Italian as
Fallere) is a 3,061.5
metres high
mountain belonging to the
Italian side of Pennine...
- meetingplace. A
Latin inscription on an arch
testifies to this
public function:
Fallere nostra vetant et
falli pondera.
Meque pondero ****
merces ponderat ipse...
- falciform, falchion,
falcon fall-, fallac-, fals- false,
deceive Latin fallere, falsus, fallāx, fallācis default, fail, fallacious, fallacy, fallible...
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Marzal List of
Winners of Sección
Especial of
Falles 2005 View down
street Falleres and
fallers merrily beating drums Paella being cooked on a wood fire in...
- Bern/Valais CH 475 Mont-
Fallère 3061 554 45°46′32″N 07°11′39″E / 45.77556°N 7.19417°E / 45.77556; 7.19417 (475. Mont
Fallère (3061 m))
Grand Combin...
-
cursum "to run, to race" discō, discere, didicī, – "to learn" fallō,
fallere, fefellī,
falsum "to cheat" pēdō, pēdere, pepēdī, pēditum "to ****" pellō...
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Examples include: leipō –
leloipa –
elipon (Gr****: to leave) fallō –
fallere – fefellī –
falsum (Latin: to cheat) All Indo-European
verbs that p****ed...
- Belluno/S-Tyrol 1878 Mont-
Fallère 3,061 10,043 554 1,818 45°46′32″N 07°11′39″E / 45.77556°N 7.19417°E / 45.77556; 7.19417 (453. Mont
Fallère (3090 m)) Grand...
- 4 1960.
Etymology See:
Asparagus fallax:
epithet that
comes from
Latin fallere,
which means "to deceive",
probably because it was long
confused with another...
- falciform, falchion,
falcon fall-, fallac-, fals- false,
deceive Latin fallere, falsus, fallāx, fallācis default, fail, fallacious, fallacy, fallible...
