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Sensstraight
Espagnol
/ˈrekto/
autre source · Latin RECTUM 'straight' (learned), the simple form behind DĪRĒCTUM
Derecho, the inherited form of DĪRĒCTUM, also means straight — and right, and law.
Français
/dʁwa/
héréditaire
Italien
/ˈdritto/
héréditaire
Also diritto, which as a noun means 'a right, law'.
Portugais
/ˈhɛtu/
autre source · Latin RECTUM 'straight' (learned), the simple form behind DĪRĒCTUM
Inherited direito means 'right' (side, law) and also 'properly'.
Roumain
/drept/
héréditaire
Romanian turned Latin -CT- into -pt-: DĪRĒCTUM → drept, as NOCTEM → noapte.
Catalan
/drɛt/
héréditaire
Anglais
/stɹeɪt/
anglais natif · Old English streht
L’ancêtre latin
DĪRĒCTUM (spoken *DRECTUM)‘set straight, directed’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Speech squeezed DĪRĒCTUM to *DRECTUM, and ct went its usual ways: French droit, Italian dritto (Spanish derecho). The same word gives 'right' and 'law' in all three.
Parents anglais: direct, direction, address, dress
Lois phonétiques à l’œuvre
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esMantén la espalda recta.
- frGarde le dos droit.
- itTieni la schiena dritta.
- ptMantenha as costas retas.
- roȚine-ți spatele drept.
- caMantén l'esquena dreta.
- enKeep your back straight.
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