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# affectionate term for loved one
# affectionate term for loved one
#:''example usage of '''zárasz''' here''
#:'' '''zárasz''' tá tenyászé, túrasz ná .
#:: ''italicised translation here.''
#:: ''He gave me (his) '''loved one''', his daughter''
# precious thing
# precious thing
# treasure
# treasure
# fortune
# fortune
# luck
# luck
#: '' '''Zárasz''' ká!''
#:: ''Good '''luck'''!'' (lit. ''Luck to you'')





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Elasian

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Minhast zaħraš 'fortune', from Auri zarihasa 'serendipity', from Silōs zasiasraasa 'to mess something up' a blend of Araujian xasar 'to throw' and Aixosixomi saasa 'to strike an object with something thrown', from Valerian sìassasa 'dart throwing game' , from Silōs siasiasia 'bullseye', from Valerian siìa 'center', from Aixosixomi siʔi 'an object in the center of a larger object', from either Araujian tshitl 'nose' or Silōs (titla) zva 'clown', lit. 'blue nose', both ultimately from Maltcegj tcitsíc 'to sneeze', which is in turn a derivate of Gsekshurdu Ge'ejet 'to fly', from Trøvšam pøvøth 'horse', from Araujian peifofda 'land', from Silōs peifōvtana 'continent', from Sojaki péfota 'the world', lit. 'the great collection', from Varelian pèanfota 'confederation', from Silōs peanotvōtōs 'confederation', from not-Farringtonic-but-whose-language-name-eludes-me-sorry-Kyle pena 'to divide', from Silōs psena 'a piece (of cake, pizza, etc.)', from Varelian pʃea 'fraction' (a fraction of something, not the mathematical thing), from Tiinanen pse 'second' (unit of time), ultimately from Silōs pzara 'time'.

Pronunciation

(Elasian) IPA: /ˈdzɑhrat͡s/

Noun

zárasz

  1. affectionate term for loved one
    zárasz tá tenyászé, túrasz ná .
    He gave me (his) loved one, his daughter
  2. precious thing
  3. treasure
  4. fortune
  5. luck
    Zárasz ká!
    Good luck! (lit. Luck to you)


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