Wiktionary:Requested entries (Galician)

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A

• a cada porquiño chégalle o seu San Martiño
• aboador, aboamento — from aboar
• afouteza
• ata logo (“see you later”)
• aterrar
• aqueloutras - contraction of "aquelas outras"
• avanar - It shows up in ILG.
• anjolô - A masculine noun found at R:gl:Estraviz as follows: Ave passeriforme da família dos fringilídeos, endémica da ilha de São Tomé, no golfo da Guiné (Crithagra concolor).

B

• beliscadura
• bogalla - acorn; apparently of Celtic origins
• bornholmés - the Bornholmsk language.

  I don't think this passes WT:CFI. —Μετάknowledge^{discuss/deeds} 08:07, 15 July 2016 (UTC)

• bonitiño (“beautiful, pretty”)

C

• consultar - needs Galician
• cántega (“cantiga”)
• caracha minced oath
• caráfio minced oath
• caspela

D

• desculpe (“excuse me”)
• designio
• destino

E

• encambar
• escacexar

F

• frechal - has Portuguese; needs Galician per at least {{R:gl:Estraviz}}

G

• ganar
• gravicémbalo
• gabañón

H

• habitacional

I

• ieu and i-eu - forms of eu (“I”)
• impetrar - needs gl
• intanxíbel - found at {{R:gl:DRAG}}

L

• loxe

M

• maricumbe - a masculine noun defined at R:gl:Estraviz as follows: Verdelho, mestura de diferentes tipos de algas que a maré deixa na ribeira: Houve mar esta noite, que ficou muito maricumbe.

N

• naquelas - contraction of "en aquela"
• nengum, nengumha - dialectal variations of ningún, ningunha
• Narón, Narom

P

• perdón (“excuse me”) - needs gl
• periódico (“newspaper”) - needs gl
• ponher - reintegrationist form of "poñer". Forms like decomponher and proponher need added too...
• por qué, porque or por que? Which one is "why" in Galician? I've seen all three mentiones several places, also where does "e logo" fit in here? Hope someone will clean this up soon!

According to a bunch of Galician grammar websites (and DRAG): "por que" is why (among other things), "porque" is because (among other things) and "por qué" doesn't seem to be mentioned ever, only "porqué" does. "E logo" can mean "of course", "definitely" as a response or things like "then why...?" and "what ... then?" as a question. MedK1 (talk) 12:11, 27 October 2023 (UTC)

• proxenitor / proxenitora - biological father; ancestor / biological mother; female ancestor
• Pelayo - see Spanish payo

Not Galician, or at least Galician orthography, even reintegracionista: it should be Paio as per fall of intervocalic -L-.

R

• retellar / retelhar
• remolque
• resinar

S

• saltadoiro
• sentímolo (“We're sorry”)
• sincerar - needs gl
• subxacente, subxacer
• subxección
• subxectivar, subxectividade, subxectivismo, subxectivista
• suplicar - needs gl

T

• texto
• tríbraco

U

• úa, ũa -- a (feminine singular)

V

• viradoiro, virador

X

• xerarquizar
• xurafaz
• xis (“chalk”)

RAG only registers this word with a Z at the end (the same goes for Wiktionary, see xiz); I couldn't find "xis" (meaning chalk) in any dictionary. I did find one result for it in the internet, though: an Instagram profile's name. I wonder if "xis" is a typo? MedK1 (talk) 23:13, 26 August 2022 (UTC)

• xuicioso (“sensible”) xuizoso

Other

• The individual letters of the alphabet in both uppercase and lowercase. Uppercase A has been made.