"trail, footpath" in sette lingue
Significatotrail, footpath
Spagnolo
/senˈdeɾo/
m.ereditaria
Built on senda 'path', the direct heir of SĒMITA.
Francese
/sɑ̃tje/
m.ereditaria
Italiano
/senˈtjɛro/
m.prestito · Old French sentier
Portoghese
/ˈtɾiʎɐ/
f.altra origine · trilhar 'to tread', from Latin TRĪBULĀRE 'to thresh'
European Portuguese says trilho or carreiro.
Rumeno
/poˈtekə/
f.altra origine · Slavic (compare Bulgarian pǎteka)
Catalano
/sənˈde/
m.ereditaria
Inglese
/tɹeɪl/
altra origine · Old French trailler 'to tow, drag'
L’antenato latino
SĒMITAM‘footpath’
Tutte e sei le sorelle discendono da questa parola, salvo diversa indicazione qui sotto.
La storia
Latin SĒMITA 'footpath' was extended with the -ĀRIUS suffix: Spanish sendero, French sentier. Italian sentiero, with its French-looking -iero, is generally explained as a borrowing from French.
Leggi fonetiche all’opera
Imparala
In una frase
- esEl sendero sube hasta el lago.
- frLe sentier monte jusqu'au lac.
- itIl sentiero sale fino al lago.
- ptA trilha sobe até o lago.
- roPoteca urcă până la lac.
- caEl sender puja fins al llac.
- enThe trail goes up to the lake.