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→‎Words from the Vallegrande Speak (Old Luški) - Korcula dialect of Croatia: 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 begi

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* buža - hole - rupa (Venetian: bus ''or'' buxa)

* cilo - wine without water - vino bez vode

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* 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

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* cukar - sugar - šečer (Venetian: sucaro)

* čakule - gossip

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* snig - snow - snjeg

* spim - I'm sleeping

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* spirit - ghost -

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* spirit - ghost - duh

* spiza - food - hrana

* soldi - money - novac (Latin: solidus)

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