"layer" in sette lingue
Significatolayer
Spagnolo
/ˈkapa/
f.altra origine · Late Latin CAPPA 'hood, cape'
Also a cape or cloak.
Francese
/kuʃ/
f.altra origine · coucher 'to lay down' ← Latin COLLOCĀRE 'to place'
Also a nappy.
Italiano
/ˈstrato/
m.altra origine · Latin STRĀTUM 'something spread out' (learned)
lo strato
Portoghese
/kaˈmadɐ/
f.altra origine · cama 'bed' (Late Latin CAMA, of uncertain origin)
Rumeno
/strat/
neutroaltra origine · Latin STRĀTUM 'something spread out'
Catalano
/ˈkapə/
f.altra origine · Late Latin CAPPA 'hood, cape'
Inglese
/ˈleɪɚ/
inglese nativa · lay (Old English lecgan) + -er
La storia
Three images: Spanish covers things with a 'cape', French with something 'laid down', Italian with a learned 'stratum'. English layer is likewise 'something laid'.
Parenti inglesi: cape (Spanish capa), couch (French couche), stratum (Italian strato)
Imparala
In una frase
- esUna capa de nieve cubría los tejados.
- frUne couche de neige recouvrait les toits.
- itUno strato di neve copriva i tetti.
- ptUma camada de neve cobria os telhados.
- roUn strat de zăpadă acoperea acoperișurile.
- caUna capa de neu cobria les teulades.
- enA layer of snow covered the roofs.
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