Difference between revisions of "O carina!"
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* '''O carina! O carina!''' → four [[trochees]] | * '''O carina! O carina!''' → four [[trochees]] | ||
| − | * ''''' | + | * '''o carina:''' (''Italian'') that’s nice! |
| − | * ''''' | + | * '''carina:''' (''Italian – feminine'') lovely, pretty, nice |
| − | * ''''' | + | * '''carina:''' (''Latin'') keel → ''The Flying Dutchman'' → see [[a horn!]] for further commentary |
* '''carina:''' the two petals forming the base of a papilionaceous corolla | * '''carina:''' the two petals forming the base of a papilionaceous corolla | ||
| − | * ''' | + | * '''"Corrine, Corrina":''' American folk song first published in 1928 |
| − | * ''''' | + | * '''eau:''' (''French'') water |
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| + | * '''O:''' (''French slang'') prostitute → [[delldale]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:04, 21 May 2016
- ocarina: a musical instrument (the name is Italian for "little goose") → this paragraph includes the names of many musical instruments
- O carina! O carina! → four trochees
- o carina: (Italian) that’s nice!
- carina: (Italian – feminine) lovely, pretty, nice
- carina: (Latin) keel → The Flying Dutchman → see a horn! for further commentary
- carina: the two petals forming the base of a papilionaceous corolla
- "Corrine, Corrina": American folk song first published in 1928
- eau: (French) water
- O: (French slang) prostitute → delldale
