« parents » en sept langues
Sensparents
Espagnol
/ˈpadɾes/
masc.autre source · plural of padre 'father' (Latin PATREM)
Français
/paʁɑ̃/
masc.héréditaire
Also 'relatives'.
Italien
/dʒeniˈtori/
masc.autre source · Latin GENITŌRĒS 'begetters' (learned)
Portugais
/pajs/
masc.autre source · plural of pai 'father', from Latin PATREM
A trap: parentes are relatives, not parents.
Roumain
/pəˈrintsʲ/
masc.héréditaire
Plural of părinte; Romanian kept PARENTEM for the parents, as French did.
Catalan
/ˈpaɾəs/
masc.autre source · plural of pare 'father', from Latin PATREM
A trap: parents in Catalan are relatives.
Anglais
/ˈpɛɹənts/
du latin/français · Old French parent
Attention : faux amis
parenti (Italien) signifie « relatives » · parents (Anglais) signifie « mother and father »
Latin PARENTĒS meant 'parents'; Italian parenti and Spanish parientes widened it to all kin. French parents covers both senses.
L’ancêtre latin
PARENTEM‘parent (from PARERE 'to give birth')’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
A classic trap: Spanish parientes and Italian parenti are relatives, not parents. Spanish says 'the fathers' (los padres), Italian 'the begetters' (i genitori); only French parents covers both.
Parents anglais: parent, parental
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esMis padres viven en Madrid.
- frMes parents habitent à Madrid.
- itI miei genitori vivono a Madrid.
- ptMeus pais moram em Madri.
- roPărinții mei locuiesc la Madrid.
- caEls meus pares viuen a Madrid.
- enMy parents live in Madrid.