galamah
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New York City/ˌɡæləˈmɑ/
galamah noun: calamari.
Noun
galamah (uncountable)
Forms of galamah
| alternative form | galamad |
|---|---|
| alternative form | galama |
Origin of galamah
From Neapolitan calamad, compare Italian and Sicilian calamari. Doublet of calamari. Other words attributed to Italian Americans, like gabagool and rigot, also exhibit voicing of /p t k/ in the source language, and elision of final -i, -o and -a.
Questions about galamah
- What does galamah mean?
- Galamah means calamari.
- What part of speech is galamah?
- Galamah is a noun.
- How do you pronounce galamah?
- Galamah is pronounced /ˌɡæləˈmɑ/ (New York City).
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