« to cry, to weep » en sept langues
Sensto cry, to weep
Espagnol
/ʝoˈɾaɾ/
héréditaire
Français
/plœʁe/
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Italien
/ˈpjandʒere/
autre source · Latin PLANGERE 'to beat (one's breast) in mourning'
Portugais
/ʃoˈɾah/
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Portuguese turned PL- into ch- [ʃ], as in chuva ← PLUVIAM.
Roumain
/ˈplɨndʒe/
autre source · Latin PLANGERE 'to beat (one's breast) in mourning'
Catalan
/pluˈɾa/
héréditaire
Catalan keeps the PL- that Spanish made ll-.
Anglais
/kɹaɪ/
autre source · Old French crier
L’ancêtre latin
PLŌRĀRE‘to wail, weep aloud’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Spanish ll- and French pl- are the same PL- — and Italian, with a different verb, still shows its pi- outcome. Romans mourned out loud: both verbs describe wailing and breast-beating.
Parents anglais: deplore, implore (PLŌRĀRE); plaintive, complain (PLANGERE)
Lois phonétiques à l’œuvre
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- es¿Por qué lloras?
- frPourquoi tu pleures ?
- itPerché piangi?
- ptPor que você está chorando?
- roDe ce plângi?
- caPer què plores?
- enWhy are you crying?
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