« to rob, steal » en sept langues
Sensto rob, steal
Espagnol
/roˈbaɾ/
héréditaire
Français
/vɔle/
autre source · Latin VOLĀRE 'to fly' (via falconry)
Dérober, from the same Germanic root as robar, is literary.
Italien
/ruˈbare/
héréditaire
Portugais
/hoˈbah/
héréditaire
Roumain
/fuˈra/
autre source · Latin FŪRĀRĪ 'to steal'
Catalan
/ruˈba/
héréditaire
Anglais
/ɹɑb/
du latin/français · Old French rober, from Germanic
Attention : faux amis
voler (Catalan) signifie « to want » · voler (Français) signifie « to fly; to steal »
Coincidence. Catalan voler is spoken Latin *VOLĒRE (for VELLE 'to want'), the source of French vouloir; French voler is VOLĀRE 'to fly', and 'to steal' came from the falconer's bird flying off with its prey.
L’ancêtre
Germanic *raubōn‘to plunder’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
A Germanic word for plundering that spoken Latin took in early; its noun, 'spoils, clothes taken as booty', gave robe. French voler 'to steal' is the falconer's 'to fly at' prey, so it also means 'to fly'.
Parents anglais: robbery, robe
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esMe robaron la bici.
- frOn m'a volé mon vélo.
- itMi hanno rubato la bici.
- ptRoubaram minha bicicleta.
- roMi-au furat bicicleta.
- caM'han robat la bici.
- enThey stole my bike.
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