puxar
Galician
[puˈʃaɾ]
verb
Definitions
- to push (with movement)
- to pull
- to drive, force, impel
- (archaic) to throw
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese puxar inherited from Latin pulsāre.
Origin
Latin
pulsāre
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bellpush English
- outpush English
- overpush English
- push English
- push poll English
- pushability English
- pushable English
- pushalong English
- pushback English
- pushball English
- pushbike English
- pushblock English
- pushbutton English
- pushcard English
- pushcart English
- pushchair English
- pushdown English
- pushee English
- pusher English
- pushest English
- pusheth English
- pushforward English
- pushful English
- pushknee English
- pushlet English
- pushout English
- pushover English
- pushpad English
- pushpin English
- pushrod English
- pushstick English
- pushwall English
- pushy English
- underpush English
- pulsāre Latin
- pulsāre, pulso Latin
- pushen German
- pulsare Italian
- boegseren Dutch, Flemish
- pujar Spanish, Castilian
- pulsar Spanish, Castilian
- sobrepujar Spanish, Castilian
- pulsar Portuguese
- puxa-saco Portuguese
- puxar Portuguese
- puxão Portuguese
- pusha Swedish
- pushen Middle English
- pulsa Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- puxar Old Portuguese
- polsar Occitan
- pusha Papiamentu
- pucha Kabuverdianu
- pusu Sranan Tongo
- pucha Guinea-Bissau Creole