Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology, (griech.) etymología, (lat.) etymologia, (esper.) etimologio
ES Spanien, Espańa, Espagne, Spagna, Spain, (esper.) Hispanujo
Palindrom, Palíndromo, Palindrome, Palindromo, Palindrome, (esper.) palindromoj
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Spanish-Language Palindromes
(E?)(L?) http://spanish.about.com/od/vocabularygamesandpuzzle/a/palindrome.htm
Spelling's the Same, Backward and Forward
Spanish palindrome: "Ana lleva al oso la avellana." (Ana takes the hazelnut to the bear.).
By Gerald Erichsen
For those who like word games, palindromes can be fun in Spanish or English.
Palindromes are words, phrases or sentences that use the same letters both backward and forward. One of the most famous in English may have been Adam's first words to Eve: "Madam, I'm Adam." To that, she learned fast and replied with a palindrome of her own: "Eve."
Spanish too has palindromes, and like many of the ones written in English they often rely on obscure words or unnatural word order to work.
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Erstellt: 2015-08
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Palimpsesto (W3)
Span. "Palimpsesto", das "wiederbenutzte Pergament", geht über lat. "palimpsestos", "palimpsestus", zurück auf griech. "palímpsestos" = "wieder abgekratzt" und setzt sich zusammen aus griech. "palin", "pálin" = dt. "zurück", "wieder" (vgl. "Palindrom") und griech. "psestos", "psestós" = dt. "geschabt", ("psân" = "to rub smooth", "psęn" = "Kratzen", "Scharren") (vgl. ital. "pesto" = dt. "Würzpaste", wörtlich dt. "Zerstoßenes", ital. "pestare" = dt. "zerstoßen", "zerreiben", lat. 2.Part. "pistum", lat. "pinsare" = dt. "zerstoßen").
(E1)(L1) http://etimologias.dechile.net/?palimpsesto
Erstellt: 2010-07
Palíndromo (W3)
(E3)(L1) http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palíndromo
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