granera.
broom (North-Western Catalan and all Valencian dialects)
Meaning & usage
broom (North-Western Catalan and all Valencian dialects)
Where this word comes from
From Vulgar Latin granarĭa, with the same meaning, derived from Latin grānum ‘grain’, due to the function of gathering and removing grains from the threshing floor. Compare with Occitan engranièra.
person who trades grain (femenine form).
Where this word comes from
From Latin grānum ‘grain’ plus the suffix -era.
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