« to cut » en sept langues
Sensto cut
Espagnol
/koɾˈtaɾ/
héréditaire
Français
/kupe/
autre source · French coup 'blow', from Latin COLAPHUM
Italien
/taʎˈʎare/
autre source · Late Latin TALIĀRE, from TALEA 'cutting, slip'
Portugais
/kohˈtah/
héréditaire
Roumain
/təˈja/
autre source · Late Latin TALIĀRE, from TALEA 'cutting, slip'
Catalan
/təˈʎa/
autre source · Late Latin TALIĀRE, from TALEA 'cutting, slip'
Anglais
/kʌt/
autre source · Middle English cutten, of uncertain (perhaps Scandinavian) origin
L’ancêtre latin
CURTĀRE‘to shorten (from CURTUS 'short')’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Three different cuts: Spanish 'shortens' (CURTĀRE), French 'strikes a blow' (coup), Italian 'makes a cutting' (TALEA) — the source of French tailler and English tailor.
Parents anglais: curt, curtail; tailor (TALIĀRE)
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esCorta el pan, por favor.
- frCoupe le pain, s'il te plaît.
- itTaglia il pane, per favore.
- ptCorte o pão, por favor.
- roTaie pâinea, te rog.
- caTalla el pa, si us plau.
- enCut the bread, please.
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