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See also: fanât

Romanian

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Etymology

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From a Vulgar Latin root *fenacium or *fenaceum, from Latin fenum, or a back-formation from fânețe, plural of fâneață. Cf. also French fenasse, Catalan and Occitan fenàs, fenassa.

Noun

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fânaț n (plural fânațuri or fânațe)

  1. (popular) hayfield
    Synonym: fâneață

Declension

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