Words We Got From Weather

[@thomasmann9216]

Excellent series. I just watched about 15 in a row.

[@TinaCutri]

The Spanish word "congelar" means to freeze. Interesting to see how words evolve!

[@cmolodiets]

the english word "congeal" basicaly means "to freeze" too the french word "congeler" also means "to freeze" I see pretty much no evolution

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I really like this videos

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[@bluetannery1527]

This is so good

[@FrigiJderul]

Awesome!

[@cerezabay]

Is Lavish by any chance related to the Spanish word "llover"?

[@incredulity]

Cereza both french and spanish come from latin so maybe yeah

[@Adventurenauts]

Cereza lavish ultimately comes from latin lavō "to wash" and llover comes from plovō "to rain"

[@Teddiepeoful]

Cereza Llover comes from vulgar latin Plovere, but the word for "to wash" is lavar in Spanish, a cognate with our "lavish"

[@abuferasabdullah]

Thank you Arika, can you help with the word; maneuver ? Is it an Arabic origin ?

[@Ketchuz]

Abu Feras Abdullah It comes from man- (meaning "hand") and -euver comes from a word that means "work." It literally means "handwork," or work that's done with the hands. Edit: Those are all Latin roots, so no Arabic in that word.

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