arrancar.
to pull out
Meaning & usage
to pull out
to unsheathe (a sword, dagger, etc.)
to rip, to tear
to start (a machine)
to get going, get started
to run away
Where this word comes from
Of uncertain origin. There are several possibilities for the origin: * From Latin Latin eruncāre. Compare Romanian arunca and Sicilian arruncari. Possibly influenced by erādīcāre; * Coromines links it with Old Spanish desrancar (“to evict, to throw out”), compare Galician derrancarse, with an ultimate origin in either Old Occitan renc or Old French ranc (“row”).
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