sovaja
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[edit]Etymology
[edit]Borrowed from Esperanto sovaĝa, English savage, French sauvage, Italian selvaggio, Spanish salvaje.
Pronunciation
[edit]Adjective
[edit]sovaja
- (referring to living and growing persons, plants, trees, etc.) savage: wild
- (living in a state of nature) not domesticated, uncivilized
- ferocious, fierce
- (figuratively) unsociable
Derived terms
[edit]- sovajeskar (“to become savage”)
- sovajeso (“savagery, wildness; (fig.) fierceness”)
- sovajigar (“to make savage”)
- sovajo (“a savage”)
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