slat的词源

英文词源

slatyoudaoicibaDictYouDict
slat: [14] Slat was adapted from Old French esclat ‘piece broken off, splinter’. This was derived from the verb esclater ‘shatter’, a descendant of Vulgar Latin *esclatāre or *exclatāre. And this in turn may have been formed from a base *clatsuggestive of the sound of breaking. An alternative theory, however, is that it goes back to a prehistoric Germanic *slaitan ‘cause to split or break’, a variant of *slītan ‘split, break’ (from which English gets slice and slit).

The feminine form of Old French esclat was esclate, which has given English slate [14]. And its modern descendant éclat was borrowed by English in the 17th century in the metaphorical sense ‘brilliance’. It has been conjectured that esclater may have been related to Old French esclachier ‘break’, which could have had a variant form *esclaschier.

This would be a plausible candidate as a source for English slash [14].

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slat (n.)youdaoicibaDictYouDict
late 14c., earlier sclat (c. 1300), "a roofing slate, a thin, flat stone," from Old French esclat "split piece, chip, splinter" (Modern French éclat), back-formation from esclater "to break, splinter, burst," probably from Frankish *slaitan "to tear, slit" or some other Germanic source (compare Old High German slizan, Old English slitan; see slit (v.)). Meaning "long, thin, narrow piece of wood or metal" attested from 1764.

中文词源

slat:板条,窄条,横档,安装板条

来自早期拼写 sclat,木板,屋顶板,薄石板,来自古法语 esclat,薄片,碎片,木条,来自 Frankish*slaitan,分开,劈开,来自 Proto-Germanic*slitana,分开,劈开,来自 PIE*sled,分开, 劈开,可能缩写自 PIE*skel,砍,劈,切,词源同 scale,shell,skill.

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