"yard (courtyard)" in sette lingue
Significatoyard (courtyard)
Spagnolo
/ˈpatjo/
m.altra origine · of uncertain origin
Francese
/kuʁ/
f.ereditaria
Same word as cour 'court (of a king)'; a court of law is une cour too.
Italiano
/korˈtile/
m.ereditaria
Built on corte 'court', from the same Latin word.
Portoghese
/kĩˈtaw/
m.altra origine · Portuguese quinta 'farm, country estate' + -al
The yard behind a house; a school or building courtyard is the pátio.
Rumeno
/ˈkurte/
f.ereditaria
Also a royal court and a court of law: Curtea de Apel.
Catalano
/ˈpati/
m.altra origine · of uncertain origin
Catalan cort, from CORTEM, survives as a royal court and as a pigsty.
Inglese
/jɑɹd/
parente indoeuropea · PIE *gʰer- 'to enclose'
Garden comes from the same root, by way of Frankish and Old French.
L’antenato latino
COHORTEM (spoken CORTEM)‘enclosure, farmyard’
Tutte e sei le sorelle discendono da questa parola, salvo diversa indicazione qui sotto.
La storia
COHORS was first a farmyard, then the troop gathered in it, then a royal court. French cour and Italian cortile still mean the yard; Spanish took patio, a word whose origin is disputed.
Parenti inglesi: court, courtyard, cohort, courteous
Imparala
In una frase
- esLos niños juegan en el patio.
- frLes enfants jouent dans la cour.
- itI bambini giocano in cortile.
- ptAs crianças estão brincando no quintal.
- roCopiii se joacă în curte.
- caEls nens juguen al pati.
- enThe children are playing in the yard.
Altro in "Casa"
- interior, insideinteriorintérieurinternointeriorinteriorinterior
- battery (of a phone, car)bateríabatteriebatteriabateriabateriebateria
- lock (on a door)cerraduraserrureserraturafechaduraîncuietoarepany
- plastic (the material)plásticoplastiqueplasticaplásticoplasticplàstic
- household (people living together)hogarfoyerfamiglialargospodăriellar
- bathbañobainbagnobanhobaiebany