"to scratch (an itch)" in sette lingue
Significatoto scratch (an itch)
Spagnolo
/rasˈkaɾ/
altra origine · spoken Latin *RĀSICĀRE, from RĀDERE 'to scrape'
Mostly reflexive: rascarse. To scratch a surface is rayar; a cat scratches (araña).
Francese
/ɡʁate/
ereditaria
Also to scrape; a cat's scratch is griffer.
Italiano
/ɡratˈtare/
ereditaria
Grattarsi for an itch; a cat graffia.
Portoghese
/koˈsah/
altra origine · of uncertain origin
To scratch a surface, or with claws, is arranhar.
Rumeno
/skərpiˈna/
altra origine · probably Latin SCALPERE 'to scratch' (through a derived verb)
To scratch a surface is zgâria.
Catalano
/ɡɾəˈta/
ereditaria
Mostly gratar-se for an itch.
Inglese
/skɹætʃ/
altra origine · Middle English, of uncertain origin
L’antenato
Frankish *krattōn‘to scratch’
Tutte e sei le sorelle discendono da questa parola, salvo diversa indicazione qui sotto.
La storia
A Germanic verb that spoken Latin picked up: gratter, grattare, gratar — and English grate, borrowed back from Old French. Spanish rascar is Latin, a 'scraping' (RĀDERE, as in erase).
Parenti inglesi: grate, grater (via Old French grater)
Imparala
In una frase
- esNo te rasques la picadura de mosquito.
- frNe gratte pas la piqûre de moustique.
- itNon grattare la puntura di zanzara.
- ptNão coce a picada de mosquito.
- roNu te scărpina pe înțepătura de țânțar.
- caNo et gratis la picada de mosquit.
- enDon't scratch the mosquito bite.
Altro in "Verbi fondamentali"
- to squeeze (fruit), to press outexprimirpresserspremereespremerstoarceesprémer
- to rubfrotarfrottersfregareesfregarfrecafregar
- to wipe (dry)secaressuyerasciugareenxugarștergeeixugar
- to floatflotarflottergalleggiareflutuarplutisurar
- to swell (up)hincharenflergonfiareincharumflainflar
- to stand (be on one's feet)estar de pieêtre deboutstare in piediestar em pésta în picioareestar dret