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| etymological origin of | lat: lacerabilis |
| etymological origin of | lat: laceratio |
| etymological origin of | lat: lacerator |
| etymological origin of | lat: laceratrix |
| etymologically related | lat: lacer |
| etymologically related | lat: lacerābilis |
| etymologically related | lat: lacerātiō |
| etymologically related | lat: lacerātor |
| etymologically related | lat: lacerātrix |
| lexical category | verb |
| pronunciation | /ˈla.ke.roː/ |
| semantically related | lat: abrumpo |
| semantically related | lat: accipitro |
| semantically related | lat: assula |
| semantically related | lat: extorqueo |
| semantically related | lat: fodio |
| semantically related | lat: frango |
| semantically related | lat: haerere |
| semantically related | lat: lacerō |
| semantically related | lat: morsus |
| semantically related | lat: peruro perussi perustum |
| semantically related | lat: rōdō |
| semantically related | lat: rodo |
| semantically related | lat: rumpo |
| semantically related | lat: scindo |
| semantically related | lat: serrare |
| semantically related | lat: strepitus |
| semantically related | lat: tormentum |
| synonym | lat: accipitro |
| translation | eng: destroy |
| translation | eng: lacerate |
| translation | eng: shatter |
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