« to suck (draw in with the mouth) » en sept langues
Sensto suck (draw in with the mouth)
Espagnol
/tʃuˈpaɾ/
autre source · an imitative word (the sound of sucking)
Français
/syse/
héréditaire
A spoken-Latin verb built on SŪCTUM.
Italien
/sukˈkjare/
héréditaire
A spoken-Latin verb built on SŪCTUM, with a different suffix.
Portugais
/ʃuˈpah/
autre source · an imitative word (the sound of sucking)
Roumain
/ˈsudʒe/
héréditaire
Straight from the verb SŪGERE itself.
Catalan
/ʃuˈkla/
héréditaire
From spoken Latin *SŪCULĀRE, like Italian succhiare, with an expressive x-.
Anglais
/sʌk/
anglais natif · Old English sūcan
L’ancêtre latin
SŪCTUM (participle of SŪGERE)‘sucked’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
French and Italian each built a new verb on SŪCTUM, the participle of SŪGERE: sucer, succhiare. Spanish chupar imitates the sound itself. English suction is the learned relative.
Parents anglais: suction
Lois phonétiques à l’œuvre
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esEl bebé se chupa el dedo.
- frLe bébé suce son pouce.
- itIl bambino si succhia il pollice.
- ptO bebê chupa o dedo.
- roBebelușul își suge degetul.
- caEl nadó es xucla el dit.
- enThe baby sucks its thumb.
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