- Latín dos
canteiros ("Latin of the stonecutters") or
verbo dos
arginas is an
argot emplo**** by
stonecutters in Galicia, Spain,
particularly in the area...
-
Rhyming Slang, from London,
United Kingdom Engsh, from
Kenya Fala dos
arxinas, from Galicia,
Spain Fenya from
Russia Gacería, from
Spain ****le language...
- jargon, such as the gacería in Segovia, the mingaña, the
Galician fala dos
arxinas and the
Asturian Xíriga. Part of the
Romani community in the
Basque Country...
- dialect,
cants or pidgins:
Barallete Bron Caló
Cheli Erromintxela Fala dos
arxinas Gacería Germanía Xíriga
Spain portal Languages portal Iberian languages...
-
Bargoens Caló Cant
Cantonese internet slang ****ney
rhyming slang Fala dos
arxinas Fenya ****le
language Glossary of jive talk
Helsinki slang IsiNgqumo Joual...
- Galician-Portuguese
Leonese language Portuguese language Galician language Fala dos
arxinas ("stonecutters' speech"), a cant
spoken by
Galician stonecutters. Extremaduran...
- ergue, erguín stonecutter.
Hargin is
Basque for "stonecutter",
arxina in fala dos
arxinas.
Mallea Olaetxe, J. "The
Basques in the
Mexican Regions: 16th...
- craftsmen) are
unrelated to the
Asturian language (bable). Xíriga Fala dos
arxinas Gacería
Mansolea Tixileiro Manconeiru Feito, José
Manuel (2
February 2009)...
-
between two
words that are
otherwise homonyms.
Barallete Castrapo Fala dos
arxiñas, a
jargon of
Galician masons Galician-language
literature Galicia irredenta...
- from
France Verlan, from
France Barallete, from Galicia,
Spain Fala dos
arxinas, from Galicia,
Spain Spasell, from
Italy (Lombard
language Based cant)...
