plaga
Meaning
-
- (feminine) plague
- (feminine) nuisance
Concepts
plague
blight
pest
scourge
mosquito
blighter
cuss
gadfly
calamity
flail
glut
hardship
whip
pesterer
pestilence
pestis
infestation
vermin
Frequency
Hyphenated as
pla‧ga
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ˈplaɡa/
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin plāga. Compare the inherited llaga.
New
plagar
- (transitive) to infest, plague
- (transitive) to fill, saturate, cover
- (reflexive) to become full, become infested
- (obsolete,transitive) to wound, to cause to fester
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