«yard (courtyard)» en siete lenguas
Significadoyard (courtyard)
Español
/ˈpatjo/
m.otro origen · of uncertain origin
Francés
/kuʁ/
f.patrimonial
Same word as cour 'court (of a king)'; a court of law is une cour too.
Italiano
/korˈtile/
m.patrimonial
Built on corte 'court', from the same Latin word.
Portugués
/kĩˈtaw/
m.otro origen · Portuguese quinta 'farm, country estate' + -al
The yard behind a house; a school or building courtyard is the pátio.
Rumano
/ˈkurte/
f.patrimonial
Also a royal court and a court of law: Curtea de Apel.
Catalán
/ˈpati/
m.otro origen · of uncertain origin
Catalan cort, from CORTEM, survives as a royal court and as a pigsty.
Inglés
/jɑɹd/
pariente indoeuropeo · PIE *gʰer- 'to enclose'
Garden comes from the same root, by way of Frankish and Old French.
El antepasado latino
COHORTEM (spoken CORTEM)‘enclosure, farmyard’
Las seis hermanas descienden de él, salvo que se indique lo contrario abajo.
La historia
COHORS was first a farmyard, then the troop gathered in it, then a royal court. French cour and Italian cortile still mean the yard; Spanish took patio, a word whose origin is disputed.
Parientes en inglés: court, courtyard, cohort, courteous
Apréndela
En una frase
- esLos niños juegan en el patio.
- frLes enfants jouent dans la cour.
- itI bambini giocano in cortile.
- ptAs crianças estão brincando no quintal.
- roCopiii se joacă în curte.
- caEls nens juguen al pati.
- enThe children are playing in the yard.
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