mesciare.
to mix or stir
Meaning & usage
to mix or stir
Where this word comes from
Possibly a variant of mischiare, itself from Early Medieval Latin misculāre (compare Venetan misiar, misciar), or a variant of mescidare, miscidare, mescitare, also now archaic/obsolete or literary words, derived from Vulgar Latin *miscitāre (compare Friulian messedâ, Venetan mesedar, Romansh maschadar; cf. also Italian mestare), ultimately from Latin misceō (“to mix”).
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