jogar
Portuguese
/ʒu.ˈɣaɾ/, /ʒo.ˈɡa(ʁ)/, /ʒo.ˈɡa(ɻ)/
verb
Definitions
- to throw; to hurl to shove an object away
- to hand something over by throw it
- (transitive) to play to participate in a sport or game
- (transitive) to gamble to play risky games, especially casino games
- to bet on to place a bet on
- to bet on to place one’s hopes or efforts on
- (intransitive) to agitate or oscillate
- to match; to go with to form a good combination with
- to immerse oneself in to become completely involved with
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese jogar inherited from Latin *jocāre, *iocāre, iocārī.
Origin
Latin
iocārī
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antijoke English
- joke English
- jokee English
- jokefest English
- jokefic English
- jokeful English
- jokeless English
- jokelike English
- jokely English
- joker English
- jokesmith English
- jokesome English
- jokest English
- jokester English
- jokette English
- jokish English
- joky English
- metajoke English
- nonjoke English
- outjoke English
- *jocāre, *iocāre Latin
- iocus Latin
- iocārī Latin
- jokken Dutch, Flemish
- jugable Spanish, Castilian
- jugador Spanish, Castilian
- jugar Spanish, Castilian
- jugarreta Spanish, Castilian
- juguete Spanish, Castilian
- jogabilidade Portuguese
- jogador Portuguese
- jogo Portuguese
- jogável Portuguese
- rejogar Portuguese
- ジョーク Japanese
- joke Danish
- joer Old French
- jugar Catalan, Valencian
- djók Icelandic
- djóka Icelandic
- xogable Galician
- xogador Galician
- xogar Galician
- juca Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- sugal Cebuano
- jôc Welsh
- sugal Tagalog
- jogar Old Portuguese
- jogar Occitan
- giovar Romansh
- giugar Romansh
- giuier Romansh
- giujear Romansh
- giuver Romansh
- xugar Asturian
- zuiâ Friulian
- jucari Sicilian
- hunga Papiamentu
- djugar Ladino
- djuga Kabuverdianu
- juga Kabuverdianu
- jucà Neapolitan
- ghjucà Corsican
- chugar Aragonese
- djuga Guinea-Bissau Creole
- sogal Karao