/ˈoːper/, [ˈoːpːer]
PäritoluBorrowed from Italian opera, from Latin opera.
- opera (theatrical work)
- opera house (building)
Vormidooperi(genitive) · ooperit(partitive) · ooper(nominative, singular) · ooperid(nominative, plural) · ooper(accusative, nominative, singular) · ooperid(accusative, nominative, plural) · ooperi(accusative, genitive, singular) · ooperid(accusative, genitive, plural) · ooperi(genitive, singular) · ooperite(genitive, plural) · ooperit(partitive, singular) · oopereid(partitive, plural) · ooperisse(illative, singular) · ooperitesse(illative, plural) · oopereisse(illative, plural) · ooperis(inessive, singular) · ooperites(inessive, plural) · oopereis(inessive, plural) · ooperist(elative, singular) · ooperitest(elative, plural)
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