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"entitled (of a book: titled)" in seven languages

Meaningentitled (of a book: titled)

Spanish

titulado

/tituˈlado/

other source · Spanish titular, from Latin TITULĀRE 'to give a title to' (no prefix)

French

intitulé

/ɛ̃tityle/

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Italian

intitolato

/intitoˈlato/

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Portuguese

intitulado

/ĩtʃituˈladu/

learned

Romanian

intitulat

/intituˈlat/

learned

Catalan

titulat

/tituˈlat/

other source · Catalan titular, from Latin TITULĀRE 'to give a title to' (no prefix)

English

entitled

/ɪnˈtaɪtəld/

from Latin/French · Old French entituler, from Late Latin INTITULĀRE

English → Italianentitled (of a book: titled)intitolatoCognateSame source — inherited, learned or borrowed. You can recognize it.What English and Italian share

The Latin ancestor

INTITULĀRE (Late Latin)‘to give a title to (TITULUS 'label')’

All six sisters descend from it, unless marked otherwise below.

The story

Careful: English entitled also means 'having a right to', which is tener derecho a, avoir droit à, avere diritto a.

English relatives: title, titular, entitlement

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In a sentence

  • esEscribió un libro titulado «Lluvia de noche».
  • frElle a écrit un livre intitulé « Pluie de nuit ».
  • itHa scritto un libro intitolato «Pioggia di notte».
  • ptEla escreveu um livro intitulado Chuva Noturna.
  • roA scris o carte intitulată Ploaie de noapte.
  • caVa escriure un llibre titulat Pluja de nit.
  • enShe wrote a book entitled Night Rain.

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