raiar.
to light up; to illuminate; to shine
Meaning & usage
to light up; to illuminate; to shine
to break; to arrive
Antes do dia raiar.
Where this word comes from
From raio (“ray”) + -ar, perhaps corresponding to Latin radiāre, and thus a doublet of radiar. Compare Spanish rayar, Italian raggiare.
to draw lines or a line
to groove (to carve grooves in)
Where this word comes from
From raia (“scratch”) + -ar.
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