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Senscare (looking after)
Espagnol
/kwiˈdado/
masc.autre source · Latin COGITĀTUM 'a thought'
Also the warning ¡cuidado! 'careful!'.
Français
/swɛ̃/
masc.autre source · probably Frankish *sunni 'care, concern'
Prendre soin de 'to take care of'; les soins is medical care.
Italien
/ˈkura/
fém.héréditaire
Also 'treatment': prendersi cura di 'to look after'.
Portugais
/kujˈdadu/
masc.autre source · Latin COGITĀTUM 'a thought'
Roumain
/ˈɡriʒə/
fém.autre source · Bulgarian griža 'care, worry'
Ai grijă! 'Take care!'
Catalan
/ˈkuɾə/
fém.héréditaire
Tenir cura de 'to take care of'.
Anglais
/kɛɹ/
anglais natif · Old English caru 'sorrow, concern'
Cure and curious come from CŪRA; care itself is a native word.
L’ancêtre latin
CŪRAM‘care, concern’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Spanish and Portuguese care is a 'thought' (COGITĀTUM, as in cogitate) worn down to cuidado; Italian and Catalan kept Latin CŪRA, which English knows only as cure. French soin is Germanic.
Parents anglais: cure, curious, accurate, curator
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esLas plantas necesitan muchos cuidados.
- frLes plantes demandent beaucoup de soin.
- itLe piante hanno bisogno di molta cura.
- ptAs plantas precisam de muito cuidado.
- roPlantele au nevoie de multă grijă.
- caLes plantes necessiten molta cura.
- enPlants need a lot of care.