Aromanian

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Etymology 1

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Uncertain, but cognate to Romanian flutura, flutur.[1] Related to Albanian flutur and possibly derived from it. Other theories include a Vulgar Latin *flucturō, from Latin fluctuō, or *flutulō, or alternatively just an expressive creation of imitative origin.

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Verb

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flitur (past participle flituratã)

  1. wave, flutter, flap
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Etymology 2

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Related to or derived from the above. Compare Romanian fluture.

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Noun

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flitur m (plural flituri)

  1. butterfly
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