sparra.
To spar with someone (when training for boxing or martial arts).
Meaning & usage
To spar with someone (when training for boxing or martial arts).
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from English spar. First attested in 1924. English word of uncertain origin. Possibly derived from Old Norse sperrask (“to kick out”). However, possibly instead derived from Middle French esparer (“to kick”), from old Italian sparare (“to fling”), from Latin exparare, from ex- + parare (“to prepare”). See also English parry.
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