iupurar

Aromanian

Etymology

From iepur (“rabbit, hare”) +‎ -ar or possibly directly from Latin leporārius, from lepus (“hare”). The literal meaning is thus “something that has to do with rabbits/hares”, i.e. hunts them. Compare Romanian iepurar.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ju.puˈrar/

Noun

iupurar m (plural iupurar, definite articulation iupuraru, definite plural iupuraryie)

  1. golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos)
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