« food » en sept langues
Sensfood
Espagnol
/koˈmida/
fém.autre source · Spanish comer, from Latin COMEDERE 'to eat up'
Also 'meal' and, in Spain, 'lunch'.
Français
/nuʁityʁ/
fém.autre source · Late Latin NUTRĪTŪRAM 'nourishment'
Italien
/ˈtʃibo/
masc.autre source · Latin CIBUM 'food' (learned)
Portugais
/koˈmidɐ/
fém.autre source · Portuguese comer, from Latin COMEDERE 'to eat up'
Roumain
/mɨnˈkare/
fém.autre source · Romanian mânca 'to eat', from Latin MANDŪCĀRE
Catalan
/mənˈʒa/
masc.autre source · Catalan menjar 'to eat' (Latin MANDŪCĀRE, via Occitan)
The infinitive used as a noun: el menjar.
Anglais
/fud/
anglais natif · Old English fōda
L’histoire
Spanish says 'the eating', French 'the nourishing', and Italian kept Latin CIBUS, the plain word for food.
Parents anglais: comestible (COMEDERE); nourish, nutrition (NUTRĪRE)
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esAquí la comida es excelente.
- frIci, la nourriture est excellente.
- itQui il cibo è ottimo.
- ptA comida aqui é excelente.
- roMâncarea de aici e excelentă.
- caEl menjar d'aquí és excel·lent.
- enThe food here is excellent.