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You searched for the expression cadurneira among the lemmas in the Dictionary of Dictionaries
- Number of definitions found: 5
- Distribution by dictionaries: Aníbal Otero Álvarez (1958) (1), Varios (1961) (1), Franco (1972) (1), AO (1977) (2)
| AO (1958): Contribución al léxico gallego y asturiano, Archivum (Oviedo) VIII, pp. 173-191 | ||
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Agujero grande en el tronco de un árbol. Barcia. | ||
| Varios autores (1961): Apéndice ó Diccionario de Eladio Rodríguez | ||
| s. f. | Agujero grande en el tronco da un árbol (Barcia. Ab | |
| X. L. Franco Grande (1972): Diccionario galego-castelán, 2ª ed., Galaxia, Vigo | ||
| s. f. | Agujero grande en el tronco de un árbol. | |
| Aníbal Otero Álvarez (1977): Vocabulario de San Jorge de Piquín, Universidade de Santiago, 1977 (Verba anexo 7) | ||
| f. | Agujero grande en el tronco de un árbol. | |
| ____ | ____ | cachirofa, en Luíntra; caracocha, en V. das Meás; furacocha, en Vega Molinos; troba, en Seoane; abilloca, grande o pequeña, en Álvare. cadorno, en Gegunde, significa nudo grande en el tronco de un árbol, especialmente del roble, y acadornado, nudoso, hablando de un árbol. |