abdichêr

Romagnol

Etymology

Cognate with Italian abdicare (“to abdicate”).

Pronunciation

(if followed by a consonant)

(Ravennate–Forlivese): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeə]
(Faenza): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeə]
(Imola): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeə]
(Lavezzola): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeə]
(San Zaccaria): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeə]
(Sarsina): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeə]
(Massa Lombarda): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeə]
(if followed by a vowel)

(Ravennate–Forlivese): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeəɾ]
(Faenza): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeəɾ]
(Imola): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeəɾ]
(Lavezzola): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeəɾ]
(San Zaccaria): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeəɾ]
(Sarsina): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeəɾ]
(Massa Lombarda): IPA^(key): [abdiˈkeəɾ]

Verb

abdichêr (intransitive)

to abdicate

References

Masotti, Adelmo (1999) Vocabolario Romagnolo Italiano (in Italian), Zanichelli, page 1

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