verb
iantāre
*iantāre
Meaning
- Proto Western Romancereconstructionto lunch; to dine
Origins
From ientāre, via haplology from ieientāre (“to eat breakfast”), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *h₁yaǵ- (“to sacrifice”).
Descendants
- Portuguesejantarfrom Old Galician-Portuguese jantar
- Portuguesejentarfrom Old Galician-Portuguese jantar
- Portuguesejintarfrom Old Galician-Portuguese jantar
- Spanishyantarfrom Old Spanish yantar
- Galicianxantarfrom Old Galician-Portuguese jantar
- Galicianxentarfrom Old Galician-Portuguese jantar
- Asturianxintarfrom Old Leonese iantar
- Asturianxantarfrom Old Leonese iantar
- Mirandesejantarfrom Old Leonese iantar
- Romanshgentar