larada.
hearthful, the quantity of firewood that is needed to light a normal fire in the hearth
Meaning & usage
hearthful, the quantity of firewood that is needed to light a normal fire in the hearth
fire, especially the one lit on the hearth
firewood, chestnuts, potatoes deposited over the ground
litter of pigs
brood of birds
drunkenness
Where this word comes from
From lar (“hearth”) + -ada (“~ful”).
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