răpciune

Romanian

Etymology

Uncertain. Possibly from Latin raptiō, raptiōnem ("a carrying off, abduction, ravishing"; perhaps interpreted as taking or collecting crops in the harvest (cf. also măsălar, a folk name for August)), from raptus, or alternatively from a Vulgar Latin root *rapatiōnem, from rapa, plural of rapum (“turnip”), deriving the sense of "a harvest of turnips", but this seems an unlikely and forced explanation.

Noun

răpciune

(popular/folk usage) September (ninth month of the Gregorian calendar)

Synonyms

septembrie (standard/most common)
vinicer (popular/folk name)

单词	răpciune
释义	răpciune Romanian Etymology Uncertain. Possibly from Latin raptiō, raptiōnem ("a carrying off, abduction, ravishing"; perhaps interpreted as taking or collecting crops in the harvest (cf. also măsălar, a folk name for August)), from raptus, or alternatively from a Vulgar Latin root *rapatiōnem, from rapa, plural of rapum (“turnip”), deriving the sense of "a harvest of turnips", but this seems an unlikely and forced explanation. Noun răpciune (popular/folk usage) September (ninth month of the Gregorian calendar) Synonyms septembrie (standard/most common) vinicer (popular/folk name)
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