Where does “barajar” come from?

barajar (Spanish) comes from Old Spanish barajar, from Late Latin baraliare — dispute, quarrel; to plead, to sue.

barajar (Spanish): to shuffle; to consider, to weigh up

Definitions

  1. to shuffle; to consider, to weigh up

Ancestry of “barajar”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Spanishbarajarto quarrel
2Late Latinbaraliaredispute, quarrel; to plead, to sue

Words derived from “barajar”

Every word from Late Latin baraliare →Every word from Old Spanish barajar →