savér

See also: saver and savêr

Emilian

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Vulgar Latin *sapēre < Latin sapere, present active infinitive of sapiō (“taste, to have a good discernment”). Compare Italian sapere.

Noun

savér m (plural savér)

  1. (Modenese) knowledge; experience

Synonyms
  • cgnusìnsa (Carpigiano)
  • cgnusèinza (Modenese)
  • esperiìnsa (Carpigiano)

Verb

savér

  1. (Modenese) to know
  2. to be able to; can

Synonyms
  • cgnósser (Bolognese, Modenese)
  • cgnùser (Carpigiano)
  • cgnósar (Mirandolese)
  • riusîr (Bolognese)
  • fèrila (Bolognese)
  • fèr-'gh-la (Modenese)
  • fàr-'g-la (Mirandolese)
  • camufèr (Modenese)
  • scamufèr (Modenese)
  • cavèr-'gh-la (Carpigiano)
  • cavàr-'g-la (Mirandolese)
  • avér-egh dal giudìsi (Carpigiano)
  • avér-ag dal giudìsi (Mirandolese)
  • savàint
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