chacier
Old French
verb
Definitions
- to hunt, to go hunting
Etymology
Inherited from Latin captiāre, captō (grasp, catch).
Origin
Latin
captō
Gloss
grasp, catch
Concept
Semantic Field
Possession
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- becatch English
- bycatch English
- catch English
- catch-all English
- catch-rope English
- catchability English
- catchable English
- catchball English
- catchcry English
- catchdrain English
- catchee English
- catcher English
- catchest English
- catcheth English
- catchfly English
- catchlight English
- catchline English
- catchmark English
- catchment English
- catchpenny English
- catchphrase English
- catchpit English
- catchstitch English
- catcht English
- catchwater English
- catchweed English
- catchword English
- catchwork English
- catchy English
- chase English
- flycatch English
- howcatchem English
- miscatch English
- outcatch English
- overcatch English
- recatch English
- uncatch English
- *accaptiāre Latin
- captatio Latin
- captiāre Latin
- captiō Latin
- captiō, captiāre, captio Latin
- captāre, captō, capto Latin
- captō Latin
- discepto Latin
- cacciare Italian
- catch French
- chassable French
- chasse-café French
- chasser French
- chasseresse French
- chasseur French
- pourchasser French
- acatar Spanish, Castilian
- cachar Spanish, Castilian
- cazar Spanish, Castilian
- *keh₂p- Proto-Indo-European
- acatar Portuguese
- cacchen Middle English
- porchacier Old French
- ĉasi Esperanto
- cacheux Norman
- cachi Norman
- pourchasser Middle French
- caçar Old Portuguese
- caftu Aromanian
- catschar Romansh
- catscher Romansh
- chatschar Romansh
- chatscher Romansh
- cazar Asturian
- cjaçâ Friulian
- cassar Old Occitan
- kisim Tok Pisin
- cachier xno
- chacer xno
- acatâ Ligurian
- cazziàre Sardinian
- chaciér Franco-Provençal
- forciér Franco-Provençal
- cachier Picard
- captiāre LL
- caccià Tarantino
- schasse Rhine Franconian