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Sensrelief (from worry or pain)
Espagnol
/aˈlibjo/
masc.autre source · aliviar ← Latin ALLEVIĀRE 'to lighten'
Français
/sulaʒmɑ̃/
masc.autre source · soulager ← spoken Latin *SUBLEVIĀRE (SUBLEVĀRE crossed with ALLEVIĀRE)
Italien
/solˈljɛvo/
masc.autre source · sollevare 'to lift up' ← Latin SUBLEVĀRE
Portugais
/aˈliviu/
masc.autre source · aliviar ← Latin ALLEVIĀRE 'to lighten'
Roumain
/uʃuˈrare/
fém.autre source · ușura 'to lighten', from ușor 'light', of disputed origin
Catalan
/əʎəwʒəˈmen/
masc.autre source · alleujar ← Latin ALLEVIĀRE 'to lighten'
Anglais
/ɹɪˈlif/
autre source · Old French relief, from relever ← Latin RELEVĀRE 'to lift again'
L’histoire
Four different words, one image: relief is a lightening or a lifting, all built on LEVIS 'light' or LEVĀRE 'to lift'. English alleviate is the learned twin of Spanish aliviar.
Parents anglais: alleviate, lever, elevate, levity
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- es¡Qué alivio!
- frQuel soulagement !
- itChe sollievo!
- ptQue alívio!
- roCe ușurare!
- caQuin alleujament!
- enWhat a relief!
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