« calm » en sept langues
Senscalm
Espagnol
/tɾanˈkilo/
savant
Français
/kalm/
autre source · borrowed from Italian calma 'lull', probably from Greek kaûma 'burning heat'
Tranquille also exists.
Italien
/tranˈkwillo/
savant
Calmo is also common, especially of the sea.
Portugais
/tɾɐ̃ˈkwilu/
savant
Brazilians pronounce the u, as Italian does.
Roumain
/kalm/
autre source · French calme (from Italian calma)
Liniștit 'quiet, at peace' is just as common.
Catalan
/trəŋˈkil/
savant
Anglais
/kɑm/
autre source · French calme (Italian calma)
L’ancêtre latin
TRANQUILLUM‘still, quiet’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Spanish dropped the u sound of qu (tranquilo [tɾanˈkilo]); Italian kept it (tranquillo [tranˈkwillo]). Calm itself is probably the Mediterranean's midday heat, when the wind dies down.
Parents anglais: tranquil, tranquillizer (TRANQUILLUM); calm (CALMA)
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esTranquilo, todo va bien.
- frReste calme, tout va bien.
- itStai tranquillo, va tutto bene.
- ptFica tranquilo, está tudo bem.
- roRămâi calm, totul e în regulă.
- caTranquil, tot va bé.
- enStay calm, everything's fine.