« trap » en sept langues
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Espagnol
/ˈtɾampa/
fém.autre source · uncertain; probably Germanic
Also 'cheating': hacer trampa.
Français
/pjɛʒ/
masc.autre source · Latin PEDICAM 'snare for the feet'
Trappe, from the same Frankish word, is a trapdoor.
Italien
/ˈtrappola/
fém.héréditaire
A diminutive of the Germanic word.
Portugais
/ahmaˈdʒiʎɐ/
fém.autre source · armar 'to set, arm' (Latin ARMĀRE) + -ilha
A mousetrap is a ratoeira.
Roumain
/kapˈkanə/
fém.autre source · Turkish kapan
Catalan
/pəˈɾaɲ/
masc.autre source · of uncertain origin
Anglais
/tɹæp/
anglais natif · Old English træppe
A Germanic relative of Frankish *trappa, not a borrowing.
L’ancêtre
Frankish *trappa‘snare, trap’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Italian trappola and French trappe come from a Germanic word related to English trap; Spanish trampa is probably Germanic too, but its exact source is disputed. French catches with piège, a snare for the feet (PEDICA, from PĒS 'foot').
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esEl ratón cayó en la trampa.
- frLa souris est tombée dans le piège.
- itIl topo è caduto nella trappola.
- ptO rato caiu na armadilha.
- roȘoarecele a căzut în capcană.
- caEl ratolí va caure al parany.
- enThe mouse fell into the trap.
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