mesclar
Portuguese
/mɛʃ.ˈklaɾ/
verb
Definitions
- to mix (together)
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese mezclar inherited from Latin *misc(u)lāre, *misculare, misceō (mix, I mix).
Origin
Latin
misceō
Gloss
mix, I mix
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *misc(u)lāre, *misculare Latin
- *misc(u)lō, *misculo Latin
- *miscitāre Latin
- *misclāre Latin
- *misculāre Latin
- *misculō Latin
- admisceo Latin
- commisceo Latin
- emisceo Latin
- immisceo Latin
- intermisceo Latin
- misc(u)lāre, *misc(u)lō, *misculo Latin
- misceō Latin
- mistio Latin
- mistura Latin
- permisceo Latin
- promiscuus Latin
- remisceo Latin
- melieren German
- frammischiare Italian
- mesciare Italian
- mescolare Italian
- mischiamento Italian
- mischiare Italian
- rimischiare Italian
- démêler French
- emmêler French
- entremêler French
- mêler French
- entremezclar Spanish, Castilian
- mezclador Spanish, Castilian
- mezclar Spanish, Castilian
- *meyḱ- Proto-Indo-European
- meslee Old French
- mesler Old French
- mesclar Catalan, Valencian
- mesler Middle French
- mezclar Old Portuguese
- mescu Aromanian
- mesclar Occitan
- miscliçâ Friulian
- *-ingo Frankish
- mesclar Old Spanish