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noun

Cognado, pariente

One of a number of things allied in origin or nature.

""The words 'night' in English and 'Nacht' in German are cognates, showing their shared origin from an older language." "

Las palabras 'night' en inglés y 'Nacht' en alemán son cognados, lo que demuestra su origen compartido de una lengua más antigua.

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noun

Pariente por parte de madre

""Although they had different last names and lived in different cities, Sarah discovered that Emily was her cognate through their shared maternal grandmother." "

Aunque tenían diferentes apellidos y vivían en diferentes ciudades, Sarah descubrió que Emily era su pariente por parte de madre a través de su abuela materna compartida.

family

noun

Pariente

"Even though they had never met, Sarah learned that her cousin Mark was her cognate because both of them were direct descendants of their shared great-grandparents, married according to the law. "

Aunque nunca se habían conocido, Sarah supo que su primo Mark era su pariente porque ambos eran descendientes directos de sus bisabuelos comunes, casados legalmente.

family

noun

Cognado

A word either descended from the same base word of the same ancestor language as the given word, or strongly believed to be a regular reflex of the same reconstructed root of proto-language as the given word.

"The English word "night" and the German word "Nacht" are cognates because they both come from the same ancient Germanic word. "

La palabra inglesa "night" y la palabra alemana "Nacht" son cognados porque ambas provienen de la misma palabra germánica antigua.

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adjective

Cognado, emparentado por sangre, relacionado por nacimiento, específicamente relacionado por parte de la madre

Allied by blood; kindred by birth; specifically related on the mother's side.

"Because Maria's maternal grandmother was born in Italy, Maria felt a strong, cognate connection to Italian culture, even though she herself had never lived there. "

Debido a que la abuela materna de María nació en Italia, María sintió una fuerte conexión cognada con la cultura italiana, a pesar de que ella misma nunca había vivido allí.

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adjective

cognado, emparentado

Of the same or a similar nature; of the same family; proceeding from the same stock or root.

"The words "night" in English and "Nacht" in German are cognate, sharing a common ancestor and similar meaning. "

Las palabras "night" en inglés y "Nacht" en alemán son cognadas, ya que comparten un antepasado común y un significado similar.

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adjective

cognado, emparentado

Descended from the same source lexeme of an ancestor language.

"Because both "night" in English and "Nacht" in German refer to the time of darkness and share a similar spelling and pronunciation, linguists consider them cognate words. "

Debido a que tanto "night" en inglés como "Nacht" en alemán se refieren al tiempo de oscuridad y comparten una ortografía y pronunciación similares, los lingüistas los consideran palabras cognadas.

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