«pot (for cooking)» en siete lenguas
Significadopot (for cooking)
Español
/ˈoʝa/
f.patrimonial
Francés
/maʁmit/
f.otro origen · French marmite, probably the old adjective marmite 'hypocritical' (a pot hiding its contents); origin debated
A saucepan is a casserole; French pot is a jar (un pot de confiture).
Italiano
/ˈpentola/
f.otro origen · Italian pentola, of uncertain origin
Portugués
/paˈnɛlɐ/
f.otro origen · of debated origin (often traced to a Vulgar Latin diminutive *PANNELLA)
Rumano
/ˈo̯alə/
f.patrimonial
OLLAM → oală: stressed o broke into oa before the final ă.
Catalán
/ˈɔʎə/
f.patrimonial
Catalan turned Latin -LL- into the palatal ll [ʎ].
Inglés
/pɑt/
inglés patrimonial · Late Old English pott (ultimate origin uncertain)
El antepasado latino
OLLAM‘pot, jar’
Las seis hermanas descienden de él, salvo que se indique lo contrario abajo.
La historia
Only Spanish kept Latin OLLA (with ll now said like y). French cooks in a marmite or casserole, Italian in a pentola; the look-alike French pot is a jar or a pot of paint or flowers.
Parientes en inglés: olio (a hodgepodge, via Spanish olla)
Apréndela
En una frase
- esPon la olla al fuego.
- frMets la marmite sur le feu.
- itMetti la pentola sul fuoco.
- ptPõe a panela no fogo.
- roPune oala pe foc.
- caPosa l'olla al foc.
- enPut the pot on the stove.
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