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	#:''Emma ê una guineca '''politropa''', iṭiniral trâ Eurupa tuṭa êxu lavuri.''		#: ''Emma ê una guineca '''politropa''', iṭiniral trâ Eurupa tuṭa êxu lavuri.''
	#:: ''Emma is a woman who travels a lot, she's always travelling across all of Europe because of her job.''		#:: ''Emma is a woman who travels a lot, she's always travelling across all of Europe because of her job.''

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	#:''La staxuni dil igrem ê prina e '''politropus''' pu riviartunt êxos feiros.''		#: ''La staxuni dil igrem ê prina e '''politropus''' pu riviartunt êxos feiros.''
	#:: ''The town's station is full of tourists coming back from their holidays.''		#:: ''The town's station is full of tourists coming back from their holidays.''

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	#:''La staxuni dil igrem ê prina e '''politropus''' pu ~~rivertunt~~ êxos feiros.''		#:''La staxuni dil igrem ê prina e '''politropus''' pu riviartunt êxos feiros.''
	#:: ''The town's station is full of tourists coming back from their holidays.''		#:: ''The town's station is full of tourists coming back from their holidays.''

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==Atlantic==
===Etymology===
Learned borrowing from [[w:Ancient Greek language|Ancient Greek]] ''πολύτροπος''. The nominal sense is a later development.
===Pronunciation===
: (''Standard Atlantic'') [[Guide:IPA|IPA]]: {{IPA|[pɔˈlitrɔp]}}

===Adjective===
'''politrop''' (f.sg. '''politropa''', m.pl. '''politropus''', f.pl. '''politropos''')

# wandering, changing location, travelling much
#:''Emma ê una guineca '''politropa''', iṭiniral trâ Eurupa tuṭa êxu lavuri.''
#:: ''Emma is a woman who travels a lot, she's always travelling across all of Europe because of her job.''

===Noun===
'''politrop''' ''m (f)'' (pl. '''politropus''', f. '''politropusa''')

# tourist
#:''La staxuni dil igrem ê prina e '''politropus''' pu rivertunt êxos feiros.''
#:: ''The town's station is full of tourists coming back from their holidays.''

====Usage notes====
The derived female form ''politropusa'' is rarely used, and using female concord such as in ''la politrop'' is used instead.

====Derived terms====
* ''[[Contionary:politropia|politropia]]'' (tourism)
* ''[[Contionary:politropih|politropih]]'' (touristic)
* ''[[Contionary:politropusa|politropusa]]'' (tourist (female))
====Related terms====

[[Category:Contionary]] [[Category:Atlantic nouns]] [[Category:Atlantic words]]