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furunculi
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Eric Clayton
Etymology of the Latin word furunculus
the Latin word
furunculus
(sneak thief, pilferer)
derived from the Classical Latin word
fur
(thief, robber; robber bee)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*bher-
Derivations in other languages
English
furuncle
, French
furonculeux
, French
furonculose
, Italian
fionco
, Portuguese
furúnculo
, Portuguese
frunco
, Portuguese
fruncho
, Spanish
furúnculo
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