« trick, knack » en sept langues
Senstrick, knack
Espagnol
/ˈtɾuko/
masc.emprunté · Catalan or Occitan truc
Français
/tʁyk/
masc.emprunté · Occitan truc 'knock, blow'
Also the everyday 'thingy, whatsit'; a magic trick is un tour.
Italien
/ˈtrukko/
masc.emprunté · French truc
Also 'make-up': il trucco, truccarsi.
Portugais
/ˈtɾuki/
masc.emprunté · French truc or Spanish truco
Roumain
/truk/
neutreemprunté · French truc
Catalan
/truk/
masc.héréditaire
Catalan is one of the homes of the word: truc is also 'a knock' (on a door) here.
Anglais
/tɹɪk/
autre source · Old North French trique 'deceit' (trikier 'to cheat')
L’ancêtre
Occitan/Catalan truc‘knock, blow (of expressive origin)’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
Not Latin at all: a southern word for a knock, which became a move in a game and then a clever trick. English trick only looks similar — it comes from a different Norman French word.
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- es¿Hay algún truco para abrir este bote?
- frIl y a un truc pour ouvrir ce bocal ?
- itC'è un trucco per aprire questo barattolo?
- ptTem algum truque para abrir este pote?
- roExistă vreun truc ca să deschid borcanul ăsta?
- caHi ha algun truc per obrir aquest pot?
- enIs there a trick to opening this jar?
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