outro

other, another

Pronounced as (IPA)

[ˈoʊ̯tɾʊ]

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: alterum

Cognate with Spanish: otro

Cognate with French: autre

In summary

From Old Galician-Portuguese outro, from Latin alterum. Compare Spanish otro, French autre.

Sentences

" Abofé que non !", contestou outro .

"Certainly not!" replied another.

E danlle un sabor especial, teñen outro sabor .

And they give it a special flavor, they have another flavor.

Outro irmán foi obreiro téxtil e unha das irmás casou cun barbeiro .

Another brother was a textile worker and one of the sisters married a barber.

Hai dous accesos un ao noroeste e outro ao sur .

There are two accesses one to the northwest and one to the south.

Non é mellor un que outro senón que cada un ten vantaxes e desvantaxes.

Not one is better than the other but each has advantages and disadvantages.

Outro dato importante é que a temperatura da auga é moi fría .

Another important fact is that the water temperature is very cold.