atare
See also: ataré
Asturian
Romanian
Etymology
Ultimately from Latin tālis, possibly through a construction eccum tālem (however, compare cutare also from this source) or atque tālem, or simply with the prefix a- added. Compare Italian cotale, Old French itel (modern tel), Old Occitan aital, Old Spanish atal, (modern tal).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /aˈta.re/
Derived terms
- ca atare
Spanish
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