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planger

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Portuguese

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Etymology

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    Borrowed from Latin plangere. Compare the inherited Old Galician-Portuguese changer; cf. also Spanish plañir.

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    Verb

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    planger (first-person singular present planjo, first-person singular preterite plangi, past participle plangido)

    1. to whine, cry
    2. to toll (of a bell)

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