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Sensguy (informal)
Espagnol
/ˈtio/
masc.autre source · Late Latin THĪUM 'uncle', from Greek theîos
Spain only; also 'uncle'. Tía is 'some woman'.
Français
/mɛk/
masc.autre source · slang of uncertain origin
Italien
/ˈtipo/
masc.autre source · Latin TYPUM 'figure, type', from Greek
Portugais
/ˈkaɾɐ/
masc.autre source · Portuguese cara 'face' (Latin CARA, from Greek kára 'head')
Brazilian slang: o cara is masculine though cara 'face' is feminine.
Roumain
/tip/
masc.autre source · French type, from Latin TYPUS 'figure' (Greek týpos)
Catalan
/ˈpaju/
masc.autre source · Spanish payo 'peasant; non-Roma', of uncertain origin
Anglais
/gaɪ/
autre source · Guy Fawkes, the 1605 plotter
L’histoire
Pure slang, so purely unrelated: in Spain your tío is both your uncle and some guy, French mec is of obscure origin, and an Italian tipo is literally 'a type'.
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- es¿Quién es ese tío?
- frC'est qui, ce mec ?
- itChi è quel tipo?
- ptQuem é aquele cara?
- roCine e tipul ăla?
- caQui és aquell paio?
- enWho is that guy?
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