Where does “trincar” come from?

trincar (Catalan) comes from Old French tingler, from Old Norse tengja, from Proto-Germanic *tangijaną — to press together.

trincar (Catalan): to lash; to clink glasses with someone while...

Definitions

  1. to lash; to clink glasses with someone while...

Ancestry of “trincar”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Frenchtinglerto plug holes in timber with pieces of wood
2Old Norsetengjato join, attach; to join together, connect
3Proto-Germanic*tangijanąto press together

Words derived from “trincar”

Every word from Proto-Germanic *tangijaną →Every word from Old Norse tengja →Every word from Old French tingler →