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| etymological origin of | hbs: фратар |
| etymological origin of | hbs: fratar |
| etymologically related | ita: fra |
| etymologically related | ita: fratello |
| etymologically related | ita: fratesco |
| etymologically related | ita: fraticello |
| etymologically related | ita: fratina |
| etymologically related | ita: fratino |
| etymology | lat: frater |
| has derived form | ita: frati |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | ita: abâte |
| semantically related | ita: abate |
| semantically related | ita: cenobiarca |
| semantically related | ita: cenobita |
| semantically related | ita: cocolla |
| semantically related | ita: confratello |
| semantically related | ita: conventuale |
| semantically related | ita: conventuali |
| semantically related | ita: ecclesiastico |
| semantically related | ita: fratellone |
| semantically related | ita: laico |
| semantically related | ita: mendicante |
| semantically related | ita: monaco |
| semantically related | ita: pellegrino |
| semantically related | ita: prete |
| semantically related | ita: priore |
| semantically related | ita: religioso |
| synonym | ita: monaco |
| synonym | ita: religioso |
| translation | deu: Bruder |
| translation | deu: Mönch |
| translation | deu: Ordensbruder |
| translation | eng: friar |
| translation | eng: monk |
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