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| etymological origin of | ita: monelleria |
| etymologically related | ita: monelleria |
| has derived form | ita: monelli |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | ita: bambino vivace |
| semantically related | ita: birba |
| semantically related | ita: birbaccione |
| semantically related | ita: birbante |
| semantically related | ita: birbone |
| semantically related | ita: birichino |
| semantically related | ita: briccone |
| semantically related | ita: canaglia |
| semantically related | ita: delinquente |
| semantically related | ita: discolo |
| semantically related | ita: furbastro |
| semantically related | ita: furbo |
| semantically related | ita: furfante |
| semantically related | ita: imbroglione |
| semantically related | ita: malacarne |
| semantically related | ita: malandrino |
| semantically related | ita: malfattore |
| semantically related | ita: malvivente |
| semantically related | ita: mariolo |
| semantically related | ita: mascalzone |
| semantically related | ita: pezzente |
| semantically related | ita: ragazzaccio |
| semantically related | ita: scellerato |
| semantically related | ita: spensierato |
| semantically related | ita: spigliato |
| semantically related | ita: teppista |
| semantically related | ita: vispo |
| semantically related | ita: vivace |
| translation | eng: rascal |
| translation | eng: scoundrel |
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