Citations:dekottò


 * 2021, Vicenza et Giuseppe, ﻿Kànnune pedìa, Glossa Grika, page http://www.glossagrika.it/glossagrika/dynfix10/inc/fichier_audio_deux_langues.inc.php?langueD=FR&dossier=vicenza&fichier=008_nakuomatapale
 * Anifsìu ekho dekattà, pròbbiu anifsìu, dekottò ... dekatrìa bronifsìu.
 * De petits-enfants j'(en) ai dix-sept, vraiment petits-enfants, dix-huit... treize arrière-petits-fils,
 * Grandchildren, I have seventeen, actually eighteen grandchildren ... thirteen great-grandsons.

NOTE: This page only provides a translation into French; user speaks French and has provided an English translation. Elliott Dunstan (talk) 21:12, 18 March 2021 (UTC)


 * 2013, Giovanni Fazzi,  Stin Agglisia pu Martignana through secondary source: mirkevicius, Poesie in Griko -notare la somiglianza con l'italiano (https://web.archive.org/web/20210318190735/https://forum.termometropolitico.com/193067-poesie-griko-notare-somiglianza-litaliano.html)
 * O vrài tu dekottò tu Alonarìu, stin agglisìa ‘pu Martignàna...
 * Translation in progress: Martignana is a place, and I think stin means 'saint'. Translation will be added here the moment it's available, but this is undoubtedly Griko, and so the word definitely *exists*... and *probably* means the same thing.