ammazzare
Italian (Fiorentino)
verb
Definitions
- to kill, murder
Etymology
Affix from Italian mazza (mace, club, baton) inherited from Latin mactāre.
Origin
Latin
mactāre
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- matafunda English
- *ammatīre Latin
- *mattea Latin
- funda Latin
- mactare Latin
- mactāre Latin
- mactō Latin
- ammazza Italian
- ammazzacaffè Italian
- ammazzamento Italian
- ammazzatoio Italian
- ammazzatore Italian
- ammazzatura Italian
- caffè Italian
- it Italian
- mattare Italian
- mattatoio Italian
- mazza Italian
- mazzafrusto Italian
- mazziere Italian
- Matajudíos Spanish, Castilian
- Matamoros Spanish, Castilian
- matabichos Spanish, Castilian
- mataburros Spanish, Castilian
- matacandelas Spanish, Castilian
- matacucarachas Spanish, Castilian
- matacán Spanish, Castilian
- matador Spanish, Castilian
- matahombres Spanish, Castilian
- matahormigas Spanish, Castilian
- matamarcianos Spanish, Castilian
- matamoscas Spanish, Castilian
- matapolicías Spanish, Castilian
- matar Spanish, Castilian
- matarratas Spanish, Castilian
- matasanos Spanish, Castilian
- matasellos Spanish, Castilian
- matasuegras Spanish, Castilian
- mataviejos Spanish, Castilian
- matón Spanish, Castilian
- rematar Spanish, Castilian
- matar Portuguese
- maçante Portuguese
- maçar Portuguese
- matar Catalan, Valencian
- amețeală Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ameți Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- matar Old Portuguese
- massar Occitan
- matar Asturian
- amazur Dalmatian
- mata Kabuverdianu
- mata Chavacano