tresladar in All languages combined

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Etymology: From Latin trānslātus, perfect passive participle of trānsferō (“I transfer, convey”). Though it is cognate with terms used in the modern-day forms of languages including French translater and Spanish trasladar, it retains the meaning of older cognates like Middle French translater. Etymology templates: {{der|lad|la|trānslātus}} Latin trānslātus, {{cog|fr|translater}} French translater, {{cog|es|trasladar}} Spanish trasladar, {{cog|frm|translater}} Middle French translater Head templates: {{head|lad|verb}} tresladar

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"tresladar" meaning in All languages combined

Verb [Ladino]