« blond, fair » en sept langues
Sensblond, fair
Espagnol
/ˈrubjo/
autre source · Latin RUBEUM 'reddish'
Français
/blɔ̃/
héréditaire
fém.: blonde
Italien
/ˈbjondo/
emprunté · Old French blond
Portugais
/ˈlojɾu/
autre source · of disputed origin (often traced to Latin LAURUM 'laurel')
Louro is the older spelling, still usual in Portugal.
Roumain
/blond/
emprunté · French blond
Catalan
/rɔs/
autre source · Latin RUSSUM 'red'
Catalan 'blond' is Latin 'red' — the word that gave Italian rosso.
Anglais
/blɑnd/
du latin/français · French blond
L’ancêtre latin
*BLUNDUM (Late Latin, probably Germanic; disputed)‘fair-haired’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Spanish 'blond' is Latin for 'reddish' — the same RUBEUS that gave French rouge. French blond, of uncertain (probably Germanic) origin, spread to Italian and English.
Parents anglais: blond (from French)
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esSu hijo es rubio.
- frSon fils est blond.
- itSuo figlio è biondo.
- ptO filho dela é loiro.
- roFiul ei e blond.
- caEl seu fill és ros.
- enHer son is blond.