verb
caimāre
*caimāre
Meaning
- Proto Ibero Romancereconstructionto burn
Origins
From Classical Latin cremāre, apparently blended with the Byzantine Greek κάϊμα (káïma, “burning”, often used in medical contexts; from the verb καίω (kaíō)).
Descendants
- Portuguesequeimarfrom Old Galician-Portuguese queimar
- Spanishquemarfrom Old Spanish quemar
- Galicianqueimarfrom Old Galician-Portuguese queimar
- Guinea-Bissau Creolekemafrom Old Galician-Portuguese queimar
- Kabuverdianukemafrom Old Galician-Portuguese queimar
- Papiamentukimafrom Old Galician-Portuguese queimar
- Asturianquemarfrom Old Leonese *queimare
- Asturianqueimarfrom Old Leonese *queimare
- Leonesequeimarefrom Old Leonese *queimare
- Mirandesequeimarfrom Old Leonese *queimare