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Daily AncestorChapter IV · Games and Cases

Round of 10

Italian words in old records

Pick the meaning. Each answer links to the full dictionary card.

bracciale

What does it mean?

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bracciale: Laborer working by hand. Read the card

levatrice

What does it mean?

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levatrice: Midwife. Read the card

padre

What does it mean?

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padre: Father. Read the card

sposi

What does it mean?

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sposi: Bride and groom, the couple. Read the card

gennaio

What does it mean?

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gennaio: January. Read the card

figlio

What does it mean?

Correct

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figlio: Son (figlia: daughter). Read the card

luglio

What does it mean?

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luglio: July. Read the card

possidente

What does it mean?

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possidente: Landowner living from property. Read the card

morto

What does it mean?

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morto: Dead, died. Read the card

domiciliato

What does it mean?

Correct

Not quite

domiciliato: Residing, domiciled. Read the card

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