Seco
WiktionaryText
Etymology
From , the only form of cum + se. (The form cum se resonated with an obscene word and was therefore shunned).
Preposition
- with oneself
- along
- Portalo seco- Bring him along.
Etymology
From . Cognates include Old Church Slavonic and Old English (English ).
Verb
- I cut, cut off.
- I cleave, divide.
- I operate, amputate, perform surgery.
- I castrate.
- I wound, injure.
- I hurt with my words.