cognate
Meanings
Examples :
""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.
Pariente
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"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.
Cognado
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Cognado, emparentado por sangre, relacionado por nacimiento, específicamente relacionado por parte de la madre
Examples :
"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.
cognado, emparentado
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"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.
Related Words
connection noun
/kəˈnɛkʃən/
Conexión, enlace
"The connection between the two classrooms was established by installing a new phone line. "
descendants noun
/dɪˈsɛndənts/
Descendientes
pronunciation noun
/pɹəˌnaʊn.siˈeɪ.ʃən/
Pronunciación
grandparents verb
/ˈɡrænˌpeːrənts/ /ˈɡræmˌpeːrənts/
Ser abuelo de
"Even though she wasn't their biological grandmother, Mrs. Davis loved to grandparent the neighborhood children, baking them cookies and reading them stories. "