- fratr-
brother Latin frāter fraternal,
fraternity fric-, frict- rub
Latin fricāre,
frictus dentifrice,
friction frig- cold
Latin frīgere frigid, frigorific...
- fratr-
brother Latin frāter fraternal,
fraternity fric-, frict- rub
Latin fricāre,
frictus dentifrice,
friction frig- cold
Latin frīgere frigid, frigorific...
-
conferre et
tenues astringere mammas, non
liquidum captare merum tenerumve fricare femen et in
niveos oculum iactare lacertos.
Evoco vos ad
amara magis certamina...
- vocātum, "to call"; The
perfect has the
suffix -uī, for example: fricō,
fricāre, fricuī, frictum, "to rub"; secō, secāre, secuī, sectum, "to cut, to divide";...
- pp=287-288.). For instance,
Romanian freca,
Dalmatian frekur from
Latin fricare, in
contrast to
French frayer,
Spanish and
Portuguese fregar, and Italian...
