vagabondo
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From Late Latin vagabundus.
vagabondo (feminine vagabonda, masculine plural vagabondi, feminine plural vagabonde)
vagabondo m (plural vagabondi, feminine vagabonda)
See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.
vagabondo
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