causa

Meaning

Noun

cause

Verb

1. (form-of,indicative,present,singular,third-person) inflection of causar:
2. (form-of,imperative,second-person,singular) inflection of causar:

Hyphenated as

cau‧sa

Pronounced as (IPA)

[ˈkau̯sɐ]

Etymology

Learned borrowing from Latin causa. Doublet of the inherited cousa.

Sentences

É a causa principal da auga dura .

It is the main cause of hard water.

Drama que comeza coa causa e acaba coa consecuencia.

Drama that starts with the cause and ends with the consequence.

Empezou a escribir obras cun marcado compromiso coa causa comunista .

He began to write works with a marked commitment to the communist cause.

Crese que faleceu a causa da peste.

The cause of the plague is believed to have died.

As circunstancias da súa morte son aínda hoxe causa de controversia .

The circumstances of his death are still a source of controversy.

Só se pode entrar ou saír do municipio por causa xustificada.

You can only enter or leave the municipality for a justified reason.

Unha posible causa da morte puido ser encefalite tras unha crise nerviosa .

One possible cause of death may have been encephalitis following a nervous breakdown.

Diferentes probas coma unha endoscopia ou unha gastroscopia poden axudar no determinación da causa .

Different tests such as an endoscopy or gastroscopy can help determine the cause.