The Esperanto word "maniko" refers to a sleeve, the part of a garment that covers the arm, or the English Channel. Its Latin origin is "manica" (sleeve), derived from "manus" (hand).
La vorto "maniko" en Esperanto signifas la parton de vesto kiu kovras la brakon, aŭ la Anglan Kanalon. Ĝi havas latinan originon el "manica" (maniko), kiu devenas de "manus" (mano).
| Frequency Rank of Word | 3854 |
|---|---|
| Word | maniko |
| Meanings | sleeve https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/sleeve |
| Pinyin | null |
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