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Undo revision 58005130 by Mlgc1998 (talk) it's spelling is adapted, but it's still a borrowing
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wasn't this term used during spanish colonial times? I was putting der for borrowings that were borrowed during the classical tagalog period, which spanned from the spanish colonial period in the 16th century to 1897 before the philippine revolution when the kkk promoted their modern spelling reforms to modern tagalog, otherwise known as the "Filipino" language. I put bor for words that entered in during the american colonial period to present when they were in the modern tagalog period
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===Etymology===
===Etymology===
Derived from {{bor|tl|es|Gran Bretaña}}.
Derived from {{der|tl|es|Gran Bretaña}}.


===Proper noun===
===Proper noun===

Revision as of 14:30, 16 November 2019

Catalan

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Pronunciation

Proper noun

Gran Bretanya f

  1. Great Britain

Tagalog

Etymology

Derived from Spanish Gran Bretaña.

Proper noun

Gran Bretanya

  1. The United Kingdom
  2. The island of Great Britain, consisting of England, Scotland and Wales.
  3. (loosely) The British Isles
  4. (historical) The British Empire

Synonyms

Alternative forms

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