desfășa

See also: desfasa and desfasá

Romanian

Etymology

From des- + înfășa or possibly a Vulgar Latin *disfasciāre, from Late Latin fasciāre, from Latin fascia (band, strip). Compare Aromanian disfash, disfãshari.

Verb

a desfășa (third-person singular present desfașă, past participle desfășat) 1st conj.

  1. to unwrap a baby, unswaddle

Conjugation

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