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| etymological origin of | ita: ossivoro |
| etymological origin of | ita: soprosso |
| etymologically related | ita: disossare |
| etymologically related | ita: ossaccio |
| etymologically related | ita: ossame |
| etymologically related | ita: ossario |
| etymologically related | ita: ossatura |
| etymologically related | ita: osseina |
| etymologically related | ita: osseo |
| etymologically related | ita: osserello |
| etymologically related | ita: ossetto |
| etymologically related | ita: ossicino |
| etymologically related | ita: ossicolo |
| etymologically related | ita: ossifero |
| etymologically related | ita: ossificare |
| etymologically related | ita: ossificarsi |
| etymologically related | ita: ossificazione |
| etymologically related | ita: ossobuco |
| etymologically related | ita: ossuto |
| etymology | lat: os |
| has derived form | ita: ossa |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | [ˈɔsso] |
| semantically related | ita: atleta |
| semantically related | ita: attrezzista |
| semantically related | ita: cartilagine |
| semantically related | ita: ginnasta |
| synonym | ita: nocciolo |
| translation | eng: bone |
| translation | spa: hueso |
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