"to swim" in sette lingue
Significatoto swim
Spagnolo
/naˈdaɾ/
ereditaria
Francese
/naʒe/
altra origine · Latin NĀVIGĀRE 'to sail'
The same verb as English navigate, gone from boats to bodies.
Italiano
/nwoˈtare/
ereditaria
From spoken *NOTĀRE, a variant of NATĀRE; the uo spread from the stressed forms (nuoto).
Portoghese
/naˈdah/
ereditaria
Rumeno
/ɨnoˈta/
ereditaria
From spoken *INNOTĀRE, with the same o as Italian nuotare.
Catalano
/nəˈda/
ereditaria
Inglese
/swɪm/
inglese nativa · Old English swimman
L’antenato latino
NATĀRE‘to swim’
Tutte e sei le sorelle discendono da questa parola, salvo diversa indicazione qui sotto.
La storia
Spanish nadar and Portuguese nadar voiced NATĀRE's t; Catalan nedar did too. Italian and Romanian (înota) swim with a spoken-Latin *NOTĀRE, and French sails: nager is NĀVIGĀRE.
Parenti inglesi: natatorium
Leggi fonetiche all’opera
Imparala
In una frase
- esAprendí a nadar a los seis años.
- frJ'ai appris à nager à six ans.
- itHo imparato a nuotare a sei anni.
- ptAprendi a nadar aos seis anos.
- roAm învățat să înot la șase ani.
- caVaig aprendre a nedar als sis anys.
- enI learned to swim when I was six.
Altro in "Verbi fondamentali"
- to digcavarcreuserscavarecavarsăpacavar
- to sewcosercoudrecucirecosturarcoasecosir
- to split (wood, stone)partirfendrespaccarerachardespicapartir
- to stabapuñalarpoignarderpugnalareapunhalarînjunghiaapunyalar
- to scratch (an itch)rascargrattergrattarecoçarscărpinagratar
- to squeeze (fruit), to press outexprimirpresserspremereespremerstoarceesprémer