|
abbarrāre |
to obstruct the passage |
|
abbélāre |
to bury, to cover. "Abbelàre the fire":
to cover of ash the embers |
|
abbisciolāto |
slow, sad, apathetic |
|
abbricolāre |
to fall rolling |
|
accalignāre |
to see, to distinguish something |
|
accannāre |
cover of land the roots of the plants using a hoe |
| ācciu
|
soothe |
|
accungiāre |
to fix, to season |
|
acquāra |
dew |
|
acquazėzzu |
kind of serum used for the preparation of the cheese |
|
agguarrāre |
to make the sheep pass by in a bottleneck, one to one,
for to milk them |
|
agguazzāre |
to shelter from the rain |
|
aglėna |
hen |
| āgliu
|
rooster |
| āinu
|
lamb |
|
aizāre |
to lift |
|
allėcco allėcco |
very nearly; to lack nearly. "They are two kilos
allicco allicco" They are almost two kilos. |
|
allóngāre |
to extend, to give. "Allùngame stù
martégliu": give me that hammer
|
|
ammasonāre |
to shut up, to put in shelter the animals |
|
ancėnu |
hook |
|
aólécena |
plum |
|
aótāle |
altar |
|
appicciāre |
to light |
|
appicciaréglio |
match |
|
arrčto |
behind |
|
aschipōrte |
supporting arc of the entrance door |
|
aschitrāve |
central beam of the house |
|
asciānno |
to look for, to go seeking |
|
asciutāre |
to put out |
|
asināre |
to dry, to clean |
|
assénnécāre |
to quench thirst; in meaning of auspice referred to who
drinks a lot, as a hope that he stops to drink |
|
assóncerāto |
a cleared sky |
|
astémāre |
to blaspheme |
| āutu
|
high |
|
azzizzagnāta |
suffering from mastitis (referred to sheep or cows) |
The Bojanos
