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See also [edit] French [edit] Etymology [edit] Etymology tree Pronunciation [edit] Noun [edit] cigarette f ( plural cigarettes ) Derived terms [edit] Descendants [edit] Runion Creole French: sigart Belarusian: (cyhareta) Breton: sigaretenn Catalan: cigarret Danish: cigaret Dutch: sigaret English: cigarette, cigaret (dated) Assamese: (sigaret) Bengali: (igare) Burmese: (ci:ka.rak), (ci:ka.lip) Malay: sigaret, Mon: , Gujarati: (sigre) Hindi: (sigre) Niuean: hikaleti Samoan: sikareti Sinhalese: (sigareuwa) Telugu: (sigareu) Urdu: (sigare) Welsh: sigart Faroese: sigarett Georgian: (sigarei) German: Zigarette Italian: sigaretta Luxembourgish: Zigarett Norwegian Bokml: sigarett Norwegian Nynorsk: sigarett Pashto: (segr) Persian: (sigret) Romansh: zigareta, cigaretta (Rumantsch Grischun, Sursilvan, Surmiran, Puter, Vallader) Russian: (sigarta) Sicilian: sicaretta Swedish: cigarett Ukrainian: (syharta) See also [edit] Further reading [edit] Littr, mile (18731878), cigarette, in Dictionnaire de la langue franaise, Paris: L
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