Entry:trankazọ
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| Alphabetical group | P | R | S | T |
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| Letters | 8 |
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| Alphagram | A A K N O R T Z |
| Morphemes | trankaz |
| Rhymes | zo, æzo, kæzo |
| Keywords | Infections |
trankazọ nns, trankazousọ du, trankazọs pl 1 / R2/D3b i a [/tɹæŋ.kæ.zo/; tran•ka•zo (3 syll.)] [Sp. trancazoWiktionary and Tag. trangkaso (ultimately from Spanish trancar ["to lock"])Wiktionary.]
→ Refers to an instance of the disease in the singular, and outbreaks thereof in the plural.
Used in the term Trankazọ der 1918 (Spanish flu).
Hypernyms
Related terms
gepoule (common cold), koronavîrauze (coronavirus/COVID-19)
Added on: 2022-09-24, 06:18 • View semantic data