portuo
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Etymology[edit]
Borrowed from English port, French port, Italian porto, Russian порт (port), Spanish puerto. The extra -u- (from Italian portuale and Latin portus) was added to distinguish the word from portar and pordo. Decision no. 20, Progreso II.
Pronunciation[edit]
Noun[edit]
portuo (plural portui)
- port, harbour
- (figuratively) place of shelter
Derived terms[edit]
- aeroportuo (“airport, airfield, aerodrome, aeroport”)
- portuo-oficiro (“(naval) harbourmaster”)
- portuo-oficisto (“(civil) harbourmaster”)
- portuopago / portuotaxo (“harbour dues”)
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