ferrar
Portuguese
verb
Definitions
- to horseshoe to apply horseshoes to a horse or other hooved animal
- (Brazil) to screw to beset with unfortunate circumstances
- (archaic) to anchor to cast a ship’s anchor
Etymology
Suffix from Portuguese ferro (iron) inherited from Latin ferrāre, ferrum (iron).
Origin
Latin
ferrum
Gloss
iron
Concept
Semantic Field
Clothing and grooming
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
鉄
Emoji
🧇
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ferrandine English
- ferrite English
- ferroequinologist English
- ferramentum Latin
- ferreus Latin
- ferrugo Latin
- ferrum Latin
- ferrumen Latin
- ferrāre Latin
- ferrare Italian
- ferratura Italian
- ferro Italian
- riferrare Italian
- enferrer French
- ferrage French
- ferrer French
- ferrar Spanish, Castilian
- herrador Spanish, Castilian
- herradura Spanish, Castilian
- herrar Spanish, Castilian
- hierro Spanish, Castilian
- ferrador Portuguese
- ferradura Portuguese
- ferragem Portuguese
- ferreiro Portuguese
- ferrenho Portuguese
- ferro Portuguese
- verel Middle English
- fer Old French
- virole Old French
- fero Esperanto
- ferrador Catalan, Valencian
- ferrar Catalan, Valencian
- ferro Catalan, Valencian
- fier Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- fierătaie Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- Fe Translingual
- fero Ido
- ferro Old Portuguese
- her Aromanian
- fier Romansh
- ferrar Asturian
- fierro Asturian
- fiêr Friulian
- ferre Old Occitan
- ferrar Old Spanish
- fierro Old Spanish
- ferru Sicilian
- færo Ligurian
- fiar Dalmatian
- féru Kabuverdianu
- ferru Sardinian
- fierro Neapolitan
- fèr Emilian