for people to come to agreement or discuss things among themselves
to be called s.t. (is this reflexive showing influence from the Spanish, llamarse?) (see attestations)
father-in-law, the father of one's wife (see Molina and Karttunen)
to take a father-in-law by marrying his daughter (see Karttunen)
son-in-law, daughter-in-law (see Karttunen)
son-in-law (see Karttunen)
a mount (a tool) (see attestations)
a religious structure related to Easter; a wooden monument upon which to hold Mass (a loanword from Spanish)
covered or dressed (see Molina); wrapped up (see Siméon)
cottage cheese, curds, or ricotta-type cheese (see Molina)