Romanian

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Etymology

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Inherited from Vulgar Latin *intunicāre, from Latin tunicāre (cover with a tunic), from tunica (tunic). Compare Aromanian ãntunic, ãntunicari. Compare also Italian intonicare, Spanish entunicar (which were internal formations).

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Verb

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a întuneca (third-person singular present întunecă, past participle întunecat) 1st conjugation

  1. to darken, dim
  2. (reflexive, impersonal) to become dark, dim

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