"role, part" in sette lingue
Significatorole, part
Spagnolo
/paˈpel/
m.altra origine · Catalan paper 'paper' (Latin PAPȲRUM)
Rol also exists, a Gallicism (juego de rol 'role-playing game').
Francese
/ʁol/
m.ereditaria
Old French ro(o)lle 'roll of parchment', from medieval Latin rotulus.
Italiano
/ˈrwɔlo/
m.prestito · French rôle
Portoghese
/paˈpɛw/
m.altra origine · Catalan paper 'paper' (Latin PAPȲRUM)
Rumeno
/rol/
neutroprestito · French rôle
Catalano
/pəˈpe/
m.altra origine · Latin PAPȲRUM 'papyrus'
The same word means 'paper': an actor's part was the sheet with his lines.
Inglese
/ɹoʊl/
dal latino/francese · French rôle
L’antenato latino
ROTULUM (medieval Latin)‘little wheel; a roll of parchment’
Tutte e sei le sorelle discendono da questa parola, salvo diversa indicazione qui sotto.
La storia
An actor's part was once written on a scroll, a rôle. Spanish keeps the same idea with a different material: the actor gets a papel, a sheet of paper.
Parenti inglesi: roll, control (from French contre-rôle 'counter-roll'), rotate
Imparala
In una frase
- esDesempeña un papel importante.
- frElle joue un rôle important.
- itHa un ruolo importante.
- ptEla tem um papel importante.
- roJoacă un rol important.
- caTé un paper important.
- enShe plays an important role.