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Gilles Ménage
derives the word from the
Italian chiamate, from
Latin clamare, to call.
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- Italian, such as [kl] → [kj] (Lat.
clarus → Rom. chiàr, Ital. chiaro, Lat.
clamare → Rom. chemare, Ital. chiamare) and [ɡl] → [ɡj] (Lat. *glacia (glacies)...
- cladistics, cladogenesis, cladogram,
heterocladic clam- cry out
Latin clamare acclaim, claim, clamor, exclamation, proclamation,
reclamation clar- clear...
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subspecies are recognised. The
genus name
Clamator is
Latin for "shouter" from
clamare, "to shout". The
specific epithet glandarius is
Latin meaning "of acorns"...
- glandarius) as the type species. The name is the
Latin word for "shouter" from
clamare, "to shout". The
specific epithet jacobinus and the
English name Jacobin...
- ‘put into motion’ (< agere, ‘do, drive’) clāmitāre, 'keep shouting' (<
clāmāre, 'shout') habitāre, 'reside,
dwell (somewhere)' (< habēre, 'have', in pre-classical...
- the type species. The name
Clamator is
Latin for "he who shouts" from
clamare, "to shout".
There are four species:
Clamator cuckoos are
found in warmer...
- palatalization, the /k/ was
affricated to [tʃ] or
spirantized to [ʃ].
Vulgar Latin clāmāre "to call" >
Aromanian cl'imari /kʎimari/,
Aragonese clamar /kʎamar/, Spanish...
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Latin Spanish Portuguese Examples Meaning cl-, fl-, pl- ll- or pl ch-
clāmāre → S. llamar, P.
chamar plumbum → S. plomo, P.
chumbo flammam → S. llama...
- Fāl-gūsh): by
random shouts and
cries heard in crowds, at night, etc. (Latin
clāmāre, to cry out + Gr**** manteía, prophecy) cledonism/cledonomancy /ˈklɛdoʊnɪzəm/:...
