"team" in sette lingue
Significatoteam
Spagnolo
/eˈkipo/
m.prestito · from equipar ← French équiper
Also 'equipment'.
Francese
/ekip/
f.prestito · from équiper, probably Old Norse skipa via Norman French
Italiano
/ˈskwadra/
f.altra origine · from squadrare 'to square' ← spoken Latin *EXQUADRĀRE
Portoghese
/eˈkipi/
f.prestito · French équipe
For sports teams Brazilians say time, from English; European Portuguese has equipa.
Rumeno
/eˈkipə/
f.prestito · French équipe
Catalano
/əˈkip/
m.prestito · from equipar ← French équiper
Inglese
/tim/
inglese nativa · Old English tēam 'team of draught animals'
L’antenato
Old Norse skipa‘to fit out (a ship)’
Tutte e sei le sorelle discendono da questa parola, salvo diversa indicazione qui sotto.
La storia
A team was a ship's crew being fitted out: French équiper probably comes from Norse skipa, and Spanish took both verb and noun from French. Italian squadra is a troop drawn up in a square — compare English 'squad'.
Parenti inglesi: equip, equipment
Imparala
In una frase
- esNuestro equipo ganó.
- frNotre équipe a gagné.
- itLa nostra squadra ha vinto.
- ptNossa equipe venceu.
- roEchipa noastră a câștigat.
- caEl nostre equip ha guanyat.
- enOur team won.