el
masculine
/aˈsjento/
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Translation
seat
Word origin
A noun from asentar ('to settle, seat'), built on Latin sedere ('to sit'). The same root gives English sedentary and session.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- sedere
- English cognates
- sedentary, session
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralasientos
Examples
, .
Please take a seat.
.
My seat is next to the door.
pocos .
There are few seats left.
Reservé fila concierto.
I booked a seat in the front row for the concert.
conductor roto pasada.
The driver's seat has been broken since last week.
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