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→Words from the Vallegrande Speak (Staro Luški) - Korcula dialect of Croatia: č is ch
* cima - rope’s end (also called bitter end); rope put overboard; edge, end or tip of something. Origin: The earliest record of the term is the Italian - cima, at the beginning of the 17th century. <ref>Lingua Franca in the Dalmatian Fishing and Nautical Terminology by J.Božanić</ref>
* cima - rope’s end (also called bitter end); rope put overboard; edge, end or tip of something. Origin: The earliest record of the term is the Italian - cima, at the beginning of the 17th century. <ref>Lingua Franca in the Dalmatian Fishing and Nautical Terminology by J.Božanić</ref>
* cukar - sugar - šečer (Venetian: sucaro)
* cukar - sugar - šečer (Venetian: sucaro)
* čakule - gossip
* čakule - gossip (č is ch)
* čagalj - jackal
* čagalj - jackal
* čejad - people - ljudi
* čejad - people - ljudi
