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Lăcaș (m)

(with) definite article: Lăcașul
plural: Lăcașuri; (with) definite article: Lăcașurile
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From "lăcaș" [house]; Names of the 3 stocks, according to Habenicht: Lăcașu* + the genitive form of the name, with its definite article, of its pipe (e.g. Lăcașu* suflătorului, ~ carabei, and ~ bâzoiului; ➺ NB¹).
NB¹: "Lăcașu" is a form with a "semi-definite" article (Compare Bulgarian кавал (kavàl) / кавалът (kavàlăt [the kavàl]; subject) / кавала (kavàla; [direct] object).
NB²: A "кавал" (kavàl) is a traditional Bulgarian end-blown flute, and not to be confused with the Romanian "caval", which is a pentatonic duct flute).


Sources

Habenicht, Gottfried: Ein rumänischer Sackpfeifentyp. In: SIMP III (Stockholm, 1974), p.69, 267 (Lăcașu [sic]).

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