incalzare
Italian (Fiorentino)
verb
Definitions
- (transitive) to chase, to follow closely, to be hot on somebody's heels, to ply, to press
- (transitive) (with con or su) to pressure someone
- (ambitransitive) to arrive or run by impetuously
- (ambitransitive) of time, etc. to advance quickly; to approach
- (transitive) of a tempo to quicken
Etymology
Inherited from Latin *incalciāre, calx (heel, limestone, lime, pebble, chalk, game counter, mortar).
Origin
Latin
calx
Gloss
heel, limestone, lime, pebble, chalk, game counter, mortar
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
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Emoji
👠
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- calcite English
- calcium English
- calx English
- *calcestris Latin
- *calciāta Latin
- *calcīna Latin
- *incalciāre Latin
- calcareus Latin
- calcariensis Latin
- calcarius Latin
- calcatrippa Latin
- calceus Latin
- calceāta Latin
- calcium Latin
- calcivorus Latin
- calco Latin
- calculus Latin
- caliga Latin
- cals Latin
- calx Latin
- calx, calcis Latin
- incalciō, incalcio, incalciāre Latin
- Kalk German
- scalciare Italian
- ка́льций Russian
- caliche Spanish, Castilian
- encalzar Spanish, Castilian
- χάλιξ Ancient Greek
- kalk Norwegian Bokmål
- kalsitt Norwegian Bokmål
- encalçar Portuguese
- kalk Norwegian Nynorsk
- kalsitt Norwegian Nynorsk
- cealc Old English
- kalk Danish
- اَل Arabic
- encalçar Catalan, Valencian
- kalk Icelandic
- coucillón Galician
- calc Old High German
- kalk Old High German
- cailc Old Irish
- *kalk Old Dutch
- kalk Middle Low German