carchar
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Etymology
From Middle Welsh carchar, from Proto-Brythonic *karxar, from Latin carcer. Compare Cornish carhar.
Pronunciation
Noun
carchar m (plural carcharau)
Derived terms
- carchardy (“prison house, gaol”)
- carchariad (“imprisonment”)
- carcharor (“prisoner”)
- carcharu (“to imprison, to incarcerate”)
Mutation
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