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feminine

ˈtʃiɐ

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Translation

aunt

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Word origin

From Late Latin thia, itself borrowed from Greek theios, meaning uncle, reshaped for the feminine.

Origin
Greek (via Late Latin)
Root
theios

Grammar

Genderfeminine
Pluraltias

Examples

Paulo.

My aunt lives in São Paulo.

.

The aunts came for Sunday lunch.

.

She is the children's favourite aunt.

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This word is taught in chapter 7, lesson 6: Words 641-650.