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Sensto weigh

Espagnol

pesar

/peˈsaɾ/

héréditaire

Français

peser

/pəze/

héréditaire

Je pèse: the e opens when stressed.

Italien

pesare

/peˈsare/

héréditaire

Portugais

pesar

/peˈzah/

héréditaire

Roumain

cântări

/kɨntəˈri/

autre source · cântar 'steelyard, scales'

Catalan

pesar

/pəˈza/

héréditaire

Anglais

weigh

/weɪ/

anglais natif · Old English wegan

Anglais → Italiento weighpesareSans lienSources différentes — celui-ci s’apprend de zéro. Mais l’anglais a des mots apparentés : pensive, poise, pansy.Ce que partagent le anglais et le italien

L’ancêtre latin

PĒNSĀRE‘to weigh (out); to ponder’

Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.

L’histoire

PĒNSĀRE split in two: the old spoken branch lost its n (pesar, peser, pesare 'to weigh'), and a more bookish one kept it (pensar, penser, pensare 'to think'). Thinking is weighing things up.

Parents anglais: pensive, poise, pansy

L’apprendre

Dans une phrase

  • es¿Cuánto pesas?
  • frTu pèses combien ?
  • itQuanto pesi?
  • ptQuanto você pesa?
  • roCât cântărești?
  • caQuant peses?
  • enHow much do you weigh?

La famille latine

PEND-, PENS-· hang, weigh

PENSĀRE 'to weigh' already lost its n in spoken Latin (NS → S, as in MĒNSA → mesa), giving the inherited pesar, peser, pesare 'to weigh'. The Church and the schools kept the full form for 'weighing things in the mind', and pensar, penser, pensare 'to think' are that learned branch. French even has a third doublet: panser 'to dress (a wound)', originally just a spelling of penser 'to take care of'. Portuguese and Catalan keep both doublets (pesar beside pensar). Romanian kept only the worn-down one, as păsa 'to matter' (nu-mi pasă 'I don't care'), and thinks with gândi, a Hungarian loan.

  • PENSĀREto weigh

    espesarfrpeseritpesareptpesarropăsacapesar

  • PENSĀREto weigh in the mind, think

    espensarfrpenseritpensareptpensarcapensarenpensive

  • PENSUMa weight (of wool)

    espesofrpoidsitpesoptpesocapesenpoise

  • PENSIŌNEMa payment (weighed out)

    espensiónfrpensionitpensioneptpensãoropensiecapensióenpension

  • COMPENSĀREto weigh one thing against another

    escompensarfrcompenseritcompensareptcompensarrocompensacacompensarencompensate

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