Etymology in Spanish

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Spanish

día

Cognate with Old Provençal

dia

Spanish

bailar

Borrowed from Old Provençal

balar

Spanish

belleza

Borrowed from Old Provençal

belhesa

Spanish

bola

Borrowed from Old Provençal

bola

Spanish

salvaje

Borrowed from Old Provençal

salvatge

Spanish

español

Borrowed from Old Provençal

espaignol

Spanish

romance

Borrowed from Old Provençal

romans

Spanish

malvado

Borrowed from Old Provençal

malvatz

Spanish

Isabel

Borrowed from Old Provençal

Elisabel

Spanish

horror

Cognate with Old Provençal

orre

Spanish

sostén

Borrowed from Old Provençal

sostenh

Spanish

enojar

Borrowed from Old Provençal

enojar

Spanish

guante

Borrowed from Old Provençal

guant

Spanish

pólvora

Cognate with Old Provençal

polvera

Spanish

botín

Borrowed from Old Provençal

botin

Spanish

doncella

Cognate with Old Provençal

donçela

Spanish

laurel

Borrowed from Old Provençal

laurier

Spanish

antorcha

Borrowed from Old Provençal

entorcha

Spanish

cruzada

Cognate with Old Provençal

crozata

Spanish

guiar

Cognate with Old Provençal

guidar

Spanish

mero

Cognate with Old Provençal

meron

Spanish

jerga

Borrowed from Old Provençal

gergon

Spanish

capellán

Borrowed from Old Provençal

capelan

Spanish

ruiseñor

Borrowed from Old Provençal

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