lymmaval

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Cornish

Etymology

From lymm (“sharp”) +‎ aval (“apple”)

Pronunciation

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Noun

lymmaval m (plural lymmavalow)

  1. lemon

Usage notes

  • Not to be confused with limaval (“lime”).
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