paventare.
to dread; to fear
Meaning & usage
to dread; to fear
to dread
to shy (of an animal)
to suspect
Where this word comes from
From Vulgar Latin *paventāre, derived from pavēns, present active participle of paveō (“to be struck with fear; to fear”).
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