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Where does “blaesus” come from?

blaesus (Latin) comes from Ancient Greek βλαισός — bent, distorted; twisted, crooked; splay-footed.

blaesus (Latin): lisping, stammering

Definitions

  1. lisping, stammering

Ancestry of “blaesus”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Ancient Greekβλαισόςbent, distorted; twisted, crooked; splay-footed

Words derived from “blaesus”

  • biascicare
  • biascicamento
  • blesi
  • blesità
  • bleso
  • blaesare
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