« purpose, aim » en sept langues
Senspurpose, aim
Espagnol
/pɾoˈposito/
masc.savant
A propósito means both 'on purpose' and 'by the way'.
Français
/byt/
masc.autre source · Old French but 'target', of uncertain origin
The t is often silent: [by].
Italien
/ˈskɔpo/
masc.autre source · Late Latin SCOPUS 'target', from Greek skopós
lo scopo
Portugais
/pɾoˈpɔzitu/
masc.savant
Roumain
/skop/
neutreautre source · Greek skopós 'target'
Catalan
/pɾuˈpɔzit/
masc.savant
Anglais
/ˈpɝpəs/
du latin/français · Old French porpos, from the verb behind Latin PROPOSITUM (PRŌPŌNERE 'to set before')
L’ancêtre latin
PROPOSITUM‘what is set before oneself, intention’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Spanish and English set an aim 'before' themselves; French and Italian aim at a target (but, scopo — the Greek word behind English scope).
Parents anglais: propose, proposition
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- es¿Cuál es el propósito de esta reunión?
- frQuel est le but de cette réunion ?
- itQual è lo scopo di questa riunione?
- ptQual é o propósito desta reunião?
- roCare este scopul acestei ședințe?
- caQuin és el propòsit d'aquesta reunió?
- enWhat is the purpose of this meeting?
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