balzello.
impost (heavy tax)
Meaning & usage
impost (heavy tax)
Where this word comes from
From balzare (“to spring”). The meaning of impost alludes to the perceived capriciousness with which the tax was imposed.
first-person singular present indicative of balzellare
Where this word comes from
From balzare (“to spring”). The meaning of impost alludes to the perceived capriciousness with which the tax was imposed.
diminutive of balzo: a small leap, a caper
Where this word comes from
From balzo + -ello (diminutive suffix).
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