IOCUM → juego · jeu · gioco

A Latin joke became the game. Its initial j hardened in every sister — to Spanish j (now a throaty x), French, Portuguese, Romanian and Catalan j and Italian gi — and the short o broke apart as it does in fuego, feu and fuoco, but stayed whole in jogo and joc.

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‘game (Latin: joke, jest)’

ItalienÉtape 1 sur 4

Classical Latin accusative; it meant 'joke, jest'

EspagnolÉtape 1 sur 5

Classical Latin accusative; it meant 'joke, jest'

FrançaisÉtape 1 sur 4

Classical Latin accusative; it meant 'joke, jest'

PortugaisÉtape 1 sur 4

Classical Latin accusative; it meant 'joke, jest'

RoumainÉtape 1 sur 3

Classical Latin accusative; it meant 'joke, jest'

CatalanÉtape 1 sur 4

Classical Latin accusative; it meant 'joke, jest'

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A Latin joke became the game. Its initial j hardened in every sister — to Spanish j (now a throaty x), French, Portuguese, Romanian and Catalan j and Italian gi — and the short o broke apart as it does in fuego, feu and fuoco, but stayed whole in jogo and joc.

Les formes sont notées en AFI, l’alphabet phonétique international : un symbole, un son. Les syllabes accentuées portent ˈ. Les dates sont approximatives et ne sont données que lorsque les manuels s’accordent. 24 parcours de mots.