A Daily word in Spanish (#22)
Daily word in Spanish (#22-Fruta)
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(INICIANDO Daily Word in Spanish: Domingo 6 de abril de 2025 / Beginning on Sunday 6 April 2025)
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Today is Monday 28 April 2025.
Here we are with another world in Spanish. Now we have Fruit.
So, today let's see the word 'Fruit'. Do you know how we say 'Fruit' in Spanish?
About Etymology of FRUTA:
La palabra "fruta" proviene del latín "fructa," que es el participio pasivo del verbo "fruor," que significa "disfrutar" o "gozar." El término "fructa" se refería a los frutos o productos de las plantas, especialmente aquellos que son comestibles. A lo largo del tiempo, la palabra ha evolucionado en las lenguas romances, manteniendo su relación con lo que se obtiene de las plantas y que se puede consumir, lo cual se relaciona con el acto de disfrutar de estos alimentos.
English:
The word "fruit" comes from the Latin "fructa," which is the passive participle of the verb "fruor," meaning "to enjoy" or "to delight in." The term "fructa" referred to the fruits or products of plants, especially those that are edible. Over time, the word has evolved in the Romance languages, maintaining its connection to what is obtained from plants and can be consumed, which relates to the act of enjoying these foods.
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