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Iguvine Tablets (VIa 14):
pertome Padellar.
Varro connects the word with
pandere, "to open," but also
explains it by
panem dare, "to give bread," so that...
- panetella, panettone, panivorous, pannier,
pantry pand-, pans-
spread Latin pandere, pansus/p****us comp****, dispand, dispansion, encomp****, encomp****ment,...
- panetella, panettone, panivorous, pannier,
pantry pand-, pans-
spread Latin pandere, pansus/p****us comp****, dispand, dispansion, encomp****, encomp****ment,...
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Lucida nigratis fuscans anfractibus arua. Nec
satis est unam per
campos pandere callem Semita quin
potius milleno tramite tendit Quae non
errantes ad caeli...
- of the Island, the
village was
named Pansa Vicus, from the
Latin verb
pandere namely outstretched in the sun. In
Neapolitan language the word
panza means...
- dēspuat: ‘hī mōrēs! pēnemque arcānaque lumbī
runcantem populō marcentīs
pandere vulvās. tum, **** maxillīs balanātum
gausape pectās,
inguinibus quārē dētōnsus...
