« to move » en sept langues
Sensto move
Espagnol
/moˈbeɾ/
héréditaire
Moverse when you move yourself; 'to move house' is mudarse.
Français
/buʒe/
autre source · Vulgar Latin *BULLICĀRE 'to bubble, stir', from BULLĪRE 'to boil'
Mouvoir, from MOVĒRE, survives only in formal style; moving an object is usually déplacer.
Italien
/ˈmwɔvere/
héréditaire
Muoversi when you move yourself; 'to move house' is traslocare.
Portugais
/meˈʃeh/
autre source · Latin MISCĒRE 'to mix, stir'
Mover (MOVĒRE) exists too, for moving things and in formal use; for the body Brazilians say mexer-se.
Roumain
/miʃˈka/
autre source · spoken Latin, a derivative of MISCĒRE 'to mix, stir'
Catalan
/ˈmɔwɾə/
héréditaire
Anglais
/muv/
du latin/français · Anglo-French mover, from Latin MOVĒRE
L’ancêtre latin
MOVĒRE‘to move’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Short O split into ue / uo under stress: Spanish mueve, Italian muove. Italian spread the diphthong to the infinitive too. Everyday French says 'to bubble', bouger.
Parents anglais: motion, motor, emotion, mobile
Lois phonétiques à l’œuvre
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- es¡No te muevas!
- frNe bouge pas !
- itNon muoverti!
- ptNão se mexa!
- roNu te mișca!
- caNo et moguis!
- enDon't move!
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