blocco

Italian (Fiorentino)

noun
Definitions
  • block substantial piece of any substance
  • notebook, writing pad
  • A group of identical objects, regarded as a whole.
  • (figurative) bloc, coalition

Etymology

Borrowed from French bloc (bloc, group, block) derived from Middle French bloc (a considerable piece of something heavy, block) derived from Old French bloc (block, log) derived from Middle Dutch blok (treetrunk) derived from Old Dutch *blok (log) derived from Proto-Germanic *blukką (beam, log).

Origin

Proto-Germanic

*blukką

Gloss

beam, log

Concept
Semantic Field

The house

Ontological Category

Person/Thing

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