acats
Pronunciation: [aˈkat͡s(ŭ)]
“acats” is an Aromanian word. Its 20 meanings in English:
verb
- to take, grab, snatch
- to catch, capture, seize, arrest
- to hunt or capture (an animal), to land (a fish)
- to hang, hook
- to understand, apprehend
- to form a new relationship
- to flatter, seduce (a woman)
- to begin, start
- to occur, break out (of natural phenomena)
- to affect (of a symptom or disease), to malfunction (of a body part)
- to occupy a space, be located in
- to be (of a location), belong to (a wider area)
- to rent, lease property
- to fill certain role or position
- to hold, support, bind together; to sew (of torn clothes)
- to arrive (in a place)
- to reach (a level, speed, age, etc.)
- to please, suit, fit [with dative] (e.g. of clothing, jewellery, etc.)
- to satisfy
- to achieve a goal, succeed
Etymology
Inherited from Vulgar Latin *accaptiō, compare Romanian agăța, acăța.
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