Romavian[]
Etymology[]
From Late Latin Vulgar Latin *blancus, ultimately from Proto-Germanic *blankaz ("white, bright, blinding"), from Proto-Indo-European *bhleg- ("to shine").
Pronounciation[]
(Pronunciation: ['blaŋgu])
Adjective[]
blangu m (plural blangus, feminine blanga, feminine plural blangas, comparable)
- white
Synonyms[]
- albu ("less common")
Derived terms[]
- (superlative) blangismu
- arma blanga
- Blanga Neves
- blangear
- blangosu
- blangu quomu u labde
- Casa Blanga
- in blangu
- in blangu e nigru
- lìnea blanga
- màjia blanga
- Mar Blangu
- šeke in blangu
- šocolà blanga
- vinu blangu
Noun[]
blangu m (plural blangus)
- target
- white