Kilo Lingo

el

masculine

/ˈboɾðe/

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Translation

edge

Word origin

From a Frankish or Germanic word bord ('board, side of a ship'), which entered Romance through Old French bord. The same root gives English 'board' and 'border'.

Origin
Germanic
Root
bord
English cognates
board, border

Grammar

Gendermasculine
Pluralbordes

Examples

acerques .

Do not go near the edge of the cliff.

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She left the cup on the edge of the table.

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The glass was full to the brim.

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We walked along the riverbank all afternoon.

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The boy sat on the edge of the bed.

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This word is part of lesson 46.