atolo
Esperanto
Etymology
From Malayalam അതൊലു (atolu, “reef”), from Persian آبتل (āb-tal, literally “water-hillock”).
Pronunciation
Noun
atolo (accusative singular atolon, plural atoloj, accusative plural atolojn)
Ido
Etymology
Borrowed from Esperanto atolo, English atoll, French atoll, German Atoll, Italian atollo, Russian ато́лл (atóll), Spanish atolón, all ultimately from Malayalam അതൊലു (atolu, “reef”), from Persian آبتل (āb-tal, literally “water-hillock”).[1]
Pronunciation
Noun
atolo (plural atoli)
References
Portuguese
Verb
atolo
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