çekim: geçmiş slæbte · ortaç slæbt · ulaç slæbende
köken: From Middle Low German slēpen, from Old Saxon *slēpian, from Proto-West Germanic *slaipijan, cognate with German schleifen (“to drag, slight”) (hence Danish sløjfe (“to demolish”)).
köken: From נודנע (nudne) or נודיען (nudyen) + ־ניק (-nik).
mingutu kotete
nrfembête
otaتلوه
shdosadnjaković, дoсадњаковић
Etimoloji
From pelma + -azo (possibly a pre-literary early Romance formation); alternatively, pelmazo was the original term from which pelma was a shortening. The term probably derives from Latin pegma, ultimately from Ancient Greek πῆγμα (pêgma). It is also possible to see pelmazo as deriving from the Greek derivative πηγμάτιον (pēgmátion) (through a Vulgar Latin intermediate).