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====Descendants====
====Descendants====
* Vulgar Latin: {{l|la|*fāvellō}} {{see desc}}
{{top2}}
* Asturian: {{l|ast|falar}}
* Dalmatian: {{l|dlm|faular}}
* Friulian: {{l|fur|fevelâ}}
* Galician: {{l|gl|falar}}
* Istriot: {{l|ist|favalà}}
{{mid2}}
* Portuguese: {{l|pt|falar}}
* Sardinian: {{l|sc|faedhare}}, {{l|sc|faeddare}}, {{l|sc|favedhare}}, {{l|sc|fueddai}}, {{l|sc|fuedhai}}
* Sassarese: {{l|sdc|fabiddà}}
* Spanish: {{l|es|hablar}}
{{bottom}}


[[Category:Latin deponent verbs]]
[[Category:Latin deponent verbs]]

Revision as of 14:43, 13 February 2016

Latin

Etymology

From fābula (narrative, conversation), from for (speak, say).

Pronunciation

Verb

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  1. I chat, converse, talk.
  2. I make up a story.

Inflection

Template:la-conj-1st

Synonyms

Descendants

  • Vulgar Latin: *fāvellō (see there for further descendants)