See cervisia on Wiktionary
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"word": "cervisiarius"
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"Mot emprunté au gaulois (ceruesia) ; le \\s\\ entre deux voyelles, en latin, a subi un rhotacisme. Pour des explications détaillées sur le rhotacisme en latin, voir « r » en latin.",
"Le gaulois est peut-être l’équivalent du latin cervaria dérivé de cervus (« cerf »), Pokorny analyse ce mot comme « boisson qui a la couleur de la robe du cerf ».",
"Le radical *ker du mot signifie « tête » et il y a peut-être une métaphore identique à celle qui est dans crapula : « boisson qui monte à la tête »."
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"Bière."
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"Mot emprunté au gaulois (ceruesia) ; le \\s\\ entre deux voyelles, en latin, a subi un rhotacisme. Pour des explications détaillées sur le rhotacisme en latin, voir « r » en latin.",
"Le gaulois est peut-être l’équivalent du latin cervaria dérivé de cervus (« cerf »), Pokorny analyse ce mot comme « boisson qui a la couleur de la robe du cerf ».",
"Le radical *ker du mot signifie « tête » et il y a peut-être une métaphore identique à celle qui est dans crapula : « boisson qui monte à la tête »."
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