passar
Occitan
/paˈsa/
verb
Definitions
- to pass (by)
Etymology
Inherited from Latin *passāre.
Origin
Latin
*passāre
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *passāre Latin
- *passō Latin
- passum Latin
- passus Latin
- passen German
- passieren German
- oltrepassare Italian
- passabile Italian
- passaggio Italian
- passaparola Italian
- passare Italian
- passatoia Italian
- passatoio Italian
- passatura Italian
- passavedute Italian
- ripassare Italian
- sorpassare Italian
- sottopassare Italian
- trapassare Italian
- passen Dutch, Flemish
- dépasser French
- passage French
- passer French
- passerelle French
- passeur French
- passoire French
- repasser French
- surpasser French
- antepasar Spanish, Castilian
- pasabolas Spanish, Castilian
- pasador Spanish, Castilian
- pasamano Spanish, Castilian
- pasamiento Spanish, Castilian
- pasamontañas Spanish, Castilian
- pasapalo Spanish, Castilian
- pasapiezas Spanish, Castilian
- pasapurés Spanish, Castilian
- pasar Spanish, Castilian
- pasota Spanish, Castilian
- propasar Spanish, Castilian
- sobrepasar Spanish, Castilian
- passera Swedish
- passere Danish
- passer Old French
- pasi Esperanto
- passadís Catalan, Valencian
- passar Catalan, Valencian
- passatge Catalan, Valencian
- passejar Catalan, Valencian
- sobrepassar Catalan, Valencian
- pasa Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- pasar Cebuano
- pasar Ido
- passer Middle French
- passar Old Portuguese
- passiere Alemannic German
- empassar Occitan
- passâ Friulian
- pasar Venetian
- passà Istriot
- passé Louisiana Creole French