« to blame » en sept langues
Sensto blame
Espagnol
/kulˈpaɾ/
autre source · Latin CULPĀRE (learned)
Français
/blame/
héréditaire
In conversation French often says rejeter la faute sur quelqu'un.
Italien
/inkolˈpare/
autre source · in- + colpa 'fault' (Latin CULPA)
Portugais
/kuwˈpah/
autre source · Latin CULPĀRE (learned)
Roumain
/da ˈvina/
autre source · vină 'fault', from Old Church Slavonic vina
Literally 'give the fault on someone'; învinovăți is the one-word verb.
Catalan
/kulˈpa/
autre source · Latin CULPĀRE (learned)
Anglais
/bleɪm/
du latin/français · Old French blasmer
L’ancêtre latin
BLASPHĒMĀRE‘to revile, speak ill of’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Church Latin BLASPHĒMĀRE wore down in French to blasmer, now blâmer with a circumflex for the lost s, and passed to English as blame; blaspheme is its learned twin. Spanish and Italian blame by 'fault' (culpa, colpa).
Parents anglais: blaspheme; culpable, culprit (es, it)
Lois phonétiques à l’œuvre
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esNo culpes a las víctimas.
- frNe blâmez pas les victimes.
- itNon incolpare le vittime.
- ptNão culpe as vítimas.
- roNu da vina pe victime.
- caNo culpis les víctimes.
- enDon't blame the victims.
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