gercer

Signification (Anglais)

to chap, become chapped

Synonymes

se fendre

se lézarder

se crevasser

se fêler

se fendiller

craqueler

fendiller

crevasser

se gercer

Traductions

chap

çatlatmak

screpolare

crack

ραγίζω

dry out

rinsecchire

screpolarsi

agrietar

resecarse

aufplatzen

yarık açmak

aufspringen

austrocknen

rauh werden

Prononcé comme (IPA)

/ʒɛʁ.se/

Étymologie (Anglais)

Hérité de moyen français: garser

Hérité de ancien français: garser

Hérité de latin: *carptiāre

Appartenant à galicien: sarxar

Appartenant à espagnol: sajar

In summary

Inherited from Middle French garser (“to skin, flay”), from Old French garser, jarser (“to gash, wound”), possibly from Late Latin caraxāre, charaxāre, from Ancient Greek χαράσσειν (kharássein, “to cut, incise”). Alternatively from Latin *carptiāre, from carpĕre (“to pull, pluck”).
Cognate with Galician sarxar and Spanish sajar, both from Old French.