<span class="searchmatch">fioč</span> (alternative forms) From fi (“son”). Compare Italian figlioccio, Venetan fioso, fioço. <span class="searchmatch">fioç</span> m (plural <span class="searchmatch">fioçs</span>) godson fioce fi...
Borrowed from Hungarian fiók. <span class="searchmatch">fioc</span> m (uncountable) (Transylvania) drawer <span class="searchmatch">fioc</span> in Academia Română, Micul dicționar academic, ediția a II-a, Bucharest:...
Feminine form of <span class="searchmatch">fioç</span>. fioce f (plural fiocis) goddaughter <span class="searchmatch">fioç</span> fie...
Italian Wikipedia has an article on: cotton <span class="searchmatch">fioc</span> Wikipedia it Pseudo-anglicism from cotton (swab), cotton (bud) and Italian fiocco (“flake”). IPA(key):...
the French Language], 2012. From Latin fīlius. fi m (plural fis) son fie <span class="searchmatch">fioç</span> Haitian Creole Wikipedia has an article on: fi Wikipedia ht From French fille...
Estonian: ristipoeg Finnish: kummipoika (fi) French: filleul (fr) m Friulian: <span class="searchmatch">fioç</span> m Galician: afillado (gl) m German: Patensohn m Greek: βαφτισιμιός (el) m...
fültisztító pálcika Icelandic: eyrnapinni m Irish: baitín cadáis m Italian: cotton <span class="searchmatch">fioc</span> m, bastoncino cotonato (it) m, nettaorecchi m, pulisciorecchi m Japanese:...