FACTUM → hecho · fait · fatto
Spanish hecho kept no sound of FACTUM's f, a or k, yet the k's ghost is the ch; French and Portuguese write the same ghost as the i of fait and feito, and Catalan fet absorbed it; Italian simply doubled the t, as in notte, while Romanian turned the k into p: fapt, now a noun, 'deed, fact'.
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FACTUM
‘done, made’
Classical Latin past participle of FACERE 'to do, make'
Classical Latin past participle of FACERE 'to do, make'
Classical Latin past participle of FACERE 'to do, make'
Classical Latin past participle of FACERE 'to do, make'
Classical Latin past participle of FACERE 'to do, make'
Classical Latin past participle of FACERE 'to do, make'
Spanish hecho kept no sound of FACTUM's f, a or k, yet the k's ghost is the ch; French and Portuguese write the same ghost as the i of fait and feito, and Catalan fet absorbed it; Italian simply doubled the t, as in notte, while Romanian turned the k into p: fapt, now a noun, 'deed, fact'.
Forms are written in IPA, the International Phonetic Alphabet: one symbol, one sound. Stressed syllables carry ˈ. Dates are approximate and given only where the handbooks agree. 24 word journeys.