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/pu.pe/
Translation
doll
Word origin
From Vulgar Latin puppa, a variant of Latin pupa ('girl, doll'). The Old French diminutive poupette gave English puppet, and pupa survives in English as a scientific term.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- pupa
- English cognates
- puppet, pupa, puppy
Grammar
Examples
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My daughter sleeps with her doll.
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She was given a Russian doll for her birthday.
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The children are playing with dolls in the living room.
Cette Prague.
This wooden doll comes from Prague.
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The doll is missing an arm.
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