speria.
to scare, to frighten
Meaning & usage
to scare, to frighten
to get scared, have a scare
Where this word comes from
Possibly from Vulgar Latin *expa(v)orere or Latin expavēre, from Latin pavor. The exact development or derivation is unclear, however: proposals have included a root *exparere or *expavorāre. Another solution might be *spăurea-> spăria-> speria. Compare Aromanian aspar, aspãreari, Megleno-Romanian spar, spăreari, Italian spaurire (“to scare”), spaurare; cf. also Portuguese espavorir, espavorecer, Occitan espavordir.
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