« to add » en sept langues
Sensto add
Espagnol
/aɲaˈdiɾ/
héréditaire
Old Spanish eñadir, from spoken Latin *INADDERE: ADDERE with an extra prefix. In arithmetic: sumar.
Français
/aʒute/
autre source · Old French ajoster 'to put beside', from spoken Latin *ADIUXTĀRE (IUXTĀ 'next to')
In arithmetic: additionner.
Italien
/adˈdʒundʒere/
autre source · Latin ADIUNGERE 'to join to'
In arithmetic: sommare or addizionare.
Portugais
/akɾesẽˈtah/
autre source · Portuguese acrescer (Latin ACCRĒSCERE 'to grow on')
Roumain
/adəuˈɡa/
autre source · Latin ADAUGĒRE 'to increase'
Catalan
/əfəˈʒi/
autre source · Latin AFFĪGERE 'to fasten to' (Coromines)
Anglais
/æd/
du latin/français · Latin ADDERE
L’ancêtre latin
ADDERE‘to put to, add’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Three ways to add: Spanish 'put in' (*INADDERE), French 'put next to' (the source of English adjust), Italian 'join to'. English took Latin ADDERE straight from the book.
Parents anglais: addition, additive; adjust (*ADIUXTĀRE); adjunct, join (ADIUNGERE)
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esAñade un poco de sal.
- frAjoute un peu de sel.
- itAggiungi un po' di sale.
- ptAcrescente um pouco de sal.
- roAdaugă puțină sare.
- caAfegeix-hi una mica de sal.
- enAdd a little salt.
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