« annoying » en sept langues
Sensannoying
Espagnol
/moˈlesto/
savant
Molestar is 'to bother', never English 'molest'.
Français
/enɛʁvɑ̃/
autre source · énerver ← Latin ĒNERVĀRE 'to cut the sinews, weaken'
Agaçant is a common synonym.
Italien
/fastiˈdjoso/
autre source · Latin FASTĪDIŌSUM 'squeamish, disdainful' (learned)
Dare fastidio is 'to bother': mi dà fastidio.
Portugais
/ˈʃatu/
autre source · Vulgar Latin *PLATTUM 'flat' (from Greek platýs)
Literally 'flat', hence 'dull', then 'annoying'; PL- became ch- as in PLĒNUM → cheio.
Roumain
/enerˈvant/
autre source · French énervant
Catalan
/muˈlɛst/
savant
Anglais
/əˈnɔɪɪŋ/
autre source · Old French anoier ← Latin IN ODIŌ 'in hatred'
Annoy is the same word as French ennuyer, which now means 'to bore'.
L’ancêtre latin
MOLESTUM‘troublesome, burdensome’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Three unrelated words, and two traps: Spanish molestar only means 'to bother', and French ennuyer, the twin of English annoy, means 'to bore'.
Parents anglais: molest (with a much darker meaning)
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esEste ruido es muy molesto.
- frCe bruit est vraiment énervant.
- itQuesto rumore è davvero fastidioso.
- ptEsse barulho é muito chato.
- roZgomotul ăsta e foarte enervant.
- caAquest soroll és molt molest.
- enThis noise is really annoying.
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