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  • vocabulario - Where does the word quicio come from? - Spanish . . .
    The quicio of a door is basically the part where it joins the frame: quicio m Parte de las puertas o ventanas en que entra el espigón del quicial, y en que se mueve y gira
  • ¿De dónde proviene la expresión botar la piedra?
    Sacar de quicio, es colocar a alguien fuera de sí, 'sacar la piedra' también Muy usada en Venezuela con la variante pronominal 'me' "Me saca la piedra" Por cierto, el Mono Kini de Carlos Donoso, el ventrílocuo, usaba mucho la frase: "Me saca la piedra" Que en paz descanse
  • El uso de parece o parece ser - Spanish Language Stack Exchange
    Me interesa cuál de las siguientes posibilidades es mejor o más correcta ¿Se escribe "me parece difícil" o "me parece ser difícil"?
  • How are wheels semantically related to knees, as rodilla (knees) is . . .
    There are two main theories for this The simplest one is the round shape of the knee, possibly influenced by the name of the knee bone, the Dicciomed, among others, : Lat alto mediev rotella (m) es 'ruedecilla' pero también 'rótula'; en castellano por metonimia de la parte por el todo pasó a significar 'rodilla' y está documentado rodiella en 1236; rodilla desplazó a hinojo de lat
  • Where does the expression te conozco, bacalao come from?
    The expression ' te conozco, bacalao ' appears in the Diccionario de la Lengua Española as: expr coloq Usada para indicar que se conocen las intenciones o el modo de actuar de alguien Does anybody know the origin, and why 'bacalao' was chosen instead of any other word?
  • Does carné de conducir involve meat? - Spanish Language Stack Exchange
    To complement the good answer you already received, I would like to emphasize that besides having different etymology, "carne" and "carné" don't sound similar to a native speaker Probably the same way you (likely, I guess) don't consider "desert" and "dessert" similar words Or "ice" and "eyes", which are a nightmare for me as a non-native English speaker
  • Cuál es la etimología de tolai? - Spanish Language Stack Exchange
    Tolai se usa en el sur de España como jerga para "tonto, idiota" Pero cuál es su etimología?
  • Where does «estribor» come from? - Spanish Language Stack Exchange
    In Spanish, the right side of a ship (and everything beyond said side) is called « estribor » I know enough about sailing to guess that it can't possibly have anything to do with a «estribo» (which is where you put your feet when you ride a horse) So more than once I've wondered: maybe «estribor» comes from English «starboard»? I've done my fair bit of research: RAE dictionary says




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