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Sensroad
Espagnol
/kareˈteɾa/
fém.autre source · from carreta 'cart' (Latin CARRUM, a Gaulish word)
Français
/ʁut/
fém.héréditaire
Italien
/ˈstrada/
fém.autre source · Latin STRĀTAM (VIAM) 'paved (road)'
Portugais
/esˈtɾadɐ/
fém.autre source · Latin STRĀTAM (VIAM) 'paved (road)'
Roumain
/drum/
neutreautre source · Bulgarian drum, from Greek drómos 'course, road'
Catalan
/kərəˈteɾə/
fém.autre source · from carreta 'cart' (Latin CARRUM, a Gaulish word)
Anglais
/ɹoʊd/
anglais natif · Old English rād 'a riding'
L’ancêtre latin
(VIAM) RUPTAM‘a 'broken' (cleared) road (from RUMPERE 'to break')’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
A road was broken through the forest (route), built for carts (carretera), or paved in layers (strada). Routine is the well-worn route.
Parents anglais: route, routine, rupture; car, carry (CARRUS); street (STRĀTA)
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esLa carretera está cortada por la nieve.
- frLa route est fermée à cause de la neige.
- itLa strada è chiusa per la neve.
- ptA estrada está fechada por causa da neve.
- roDrumul e închis din cauza zăpezii.
- caLa carretera està tallada per la neu.
- enThe road is closed because of snow.