cura
Meaning
-
- (feminine) cure (something that restores good health)
- (Bolivia,Chile,colloquial,feminine) drunkenness
Concepts
priest
cure
clergyman
healing
minister
treatment
cleric
avocado
churchman
parson
vicar
abbot
abbé
pastor
remedy
therapy
incumbent
parish priest
medication
ecclesiastic
witch
wizard
god
reverend
father
curing
regime
regimen
curative
therapeutic
dressing
sanation
alligator pear
avocado pear
butter pear
midshipman's butter
butter-fruit
physic
care
cybertherapy
Frequency
Hyphenated as
cu‧ra
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ˈkuɾa/
Etymology
Inherited from Latin cūra (“care, concern”), from Proto-Indo-European *kʷeys- (“to heed”).
New
curar
- (also,archaic,intransitive,pronominal,transitive) to care, heed, study, strive, seek, work
- (also,intransitive,pronominal,transitive) to cure, heal (body, soul, mind, heart); nurse, treat, dress (a wound)
- to remedy (an evil)
- to clean, cleanse
- to prepare
- to cure, salt, smoke
- to ripen
- to dress, tan (animal hides)
- to season, dry (wood)
- to bleach (linen)
- to intoxicate, make drunk
- (reflexive) to get drunk
- to think
- (Mexico,colloquial,reflexive) to laugh, to burst out laughing
New
curo
-
of or from Courland
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