dobrar
Portuguese
/duˈβɾaɾ/
verb
Definitions
- (transitive) to double, to multiply by two
- (transitive) to fold, to bend over
- (transitive) to increase, to make larger
- (transitive) to subdue, to overcome, to bring under control
- (Portugal) to dub replace a soundtrack with a synchronized translation
Etymology
Inherited from Latin dūplāre, dūplus (double).
Origin
Latin
dūplus
Gloss
double
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *duplem Latin
- duplo, duplare Latin
- dūplus Latin
- dūplāre Latin
- doppiaggio Italian
- doppiare Italian
- doppiatore Italian
- doppiatura Italian
- doublage French
- double French
- doubler French
- doubleur French
- doublure French
- dédoubler French
- redoubler French
- desdoblar Spanish, Castilian
- doblador Spanish, Castilian
- doblaje Spanish, Castilian
- doblar Spanish, Castilian
- doble Spanish, Castilian
- desdobramento Portuguese
- desdobrar Portuguese
- dobradiça Portuguese
- dobradura Portuguese
- dublar Portuguese
- duplo Portuguese
- redobrar Portuguese
- doble Old French
- dobler Old French
- doble Catalan, Valencian
- dobrar Galician
- dobre Galician
- dubla Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ντουμπλάρω Greek (modern)
- dobrar Old Portuguese
- dobro Old Portuguese
- doble Occitan
- doblar Asturian
- dopli Friulian
- doblar Old Occitan
- dobrâ Kabuverdianu