to find out, figure out, work out, determine · to dig up, to investigate
çekim: geçmiş averigüé · ortaç averiguado · şimdiki averigua
eş: inquirir, descubrir
köken: Inherited from Old Spanish averiguar, from Late Latin vērificāre as a semi-learned term, with the prefix a- from Latin ad-. According to Coromines and Pascual, citing Rufino José Cuervo, it is first attested in a Fuero Juzgo from 1240.
to find out, discover, detect, realize something (-ra/-re) · to be overcome by a feeling, to feel compelled to express an emotion (the person affected takes -ra/-re and the feeling remains in the nominative)
köken: From Old Galician-Portuguese adevinnar, adevỹar (13th century, Cantigas de Santa Maria), from Latin ad + dīvīnāre (“foretell”). Compare Portuguese adivinhar, Spanish adivinar and French deviner.
Adiviña que hai na caixa.
Et en ponto que o fezo, soubo adeviñar por que lles vjña tal tormẽta.
Vou adiviñar o seu futuro: alguén quere os seus cartos.