garbin

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Venetan

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ɡarˈbiŋ/
Hyphenation: gar‧bìn

Etymology 1

Borrowed from Arabic غَرْبِيّ (ḡarbiyy, “western”).

Noun

garbin m (Lagunar, Central, Eastern, Colonial)

southwest wind, libeccio
Synonym: libicio

Derived terms

Descendants

→ Albanian: garbi
→ Byzantine Greek: γαρμπῆς (garmpês)
- Greek: γαρμπής (garmpís)

References

Galepin, “garbìn”
Patriarchi (1821), page 97b: “garbin”
DTDV (1847), page 52: “garbin”
Paoletti (1851), page 115b: “garbin”
Boerio (1867), page 299c: “garbìn”
Contarini (1888), page 74b: “garbin”
Rosman (1922), page 50a: “garbìn”
Basso (2005), page 115: “garbìn”

Etymology 2

From garbo (“sour, acid”) +‎ -in.

Adjective

garbin (Central, Eastern, Colonial)

acidulous, sour (of wine or fruit)
Synonym: garbeto

Noun

garbin m (Western)

sour, acid flavour
Synonym: garbeça

References

Galepin, “garbìn” , “garbìn”
Boerio (1867), page 299c: “garbìn”
Basso (2005), page 115: “garbìn”

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