"teacher (primary school)" in sette lingue
Significatoteacher (primary school)
Spagnolo
/maˈestɾo/
m.ereditaria
f.: maestra
A secondary-school teacher is a profesor / una profesora.
Francese
/mɛtʁ/
m.ereditaria
f.: maîtresse
The official title today is professeur des écoles; children still say maître and maîtresse.
Italiano
/maˈestro/
m.ereditaria
f.: maestra
In secondary school it is il professore / la professoressa.
Portoghese
/pɾofeˈsoh/
m.altra origine · Latin PROFESSŌREM (learned)
f.: professora
Used at every level; small children often call the teacher tia. Mestre (MAGISTRUM) means 'master'.
Rumeno
/ɨnvətsəˈtor/
m.altra origine · Romanian învăța 'to teach' (Latin *INVITIĀRE) + -ător
f.: învățătoare
From the fifth grade up, a teacher is a profesor / profesoară.
Catalano
/ˈmɛstɾə/
m.ereditaria
f.: mestra
Inglese
/ˈtitʃɚ/
inglese nativa · Old English tǣcan + -er
Borrowed 'master' is the shared word.
L’antenato latino
MAGISTRUM‘master, chief, teacher’
Tutte e sei le sorelle discendono da questa parola, salvo diversa indicazione qui sotto.
La storia
All three lost the g of MAGISTRUM; French also lost the s and marks it with a circumflex: maître. English took the same word twice — master from French, maestro from Italian.
Parenti inglesi: master, mister, magistrate, maestro
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In una frase
- esLa maestra lee un cuento.
- frLa maîtresse lit une histoire.
- itLa maestra legge una storia.
- ptA professora lê uma história.
- roÎnvățătoarea citește o poveste.
- caLa mestra llegeix un conte.
- enThe teacher reads a story.
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