Asturian castellanu
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Asturian castiella, Portuguese castela, Galician castela, Catalan castella, French Castille, Italian castella
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Asturian castiellu, Portuguese castelo, Galician castelo, Catalan castell, French château, Italian castello
Castillo y León. The united kingdoms of Castile and León, formally joined under the Crown of Castile in 1301. The kingdoms were primary actors in the Reconquista. Also the name for "heads or tails" / "cross or pile," as Medieval coins depicted a castle and a lion on each face.
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Asturian castru, Portuguese castro, Galician castro, Romanian castru
Oscan castrous "of the estate," Umbrian castruo "field"
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Paelignian -c, Oscan -k, Marrucinian -c, Umbrian -c
Gothic hi- 'id.'
Lithuanian šìs 'id.,' Old Prussian schis 'id.,' Old Church Slavonic sь 'id.'
Ancient Greek -κε "this,"
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Catalan ceba, French cive, Aromanian tseapã, Romanian ceapă
Ancient Greek καπια "onions"
Basque tipula "onion," (Bizkaian) kipula 'id.' (borrowed from Late Latin)
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Sanskrit sedhati "to drive away," Old Avestan siiazdat̃
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