Asturian

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torar (first-person singular indicative present toro, past participle toráu)

  1. to twist, bend
  2. to take a cow to be impregnated by a bull

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Galician

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Etymology

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From toro (trunk section) +‎ -ar.

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torar (first-person singular present toro, first-person singular preterite torei, past participle torado)

  1. to cut or saw, in round sections, a trunk or any similar elongated object

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Etymology 1

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From toro +‎ -ar.

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torar (first-person singular present toro, first-person singular preterite torei, past participle torado) (transitive)

  1. to cut (wood) into logs
  2. (Minas Gerais, Northeast Brazil) to tear into pieces
  3. (Brazil) to cut close
  4. (Brazil) to shoot (with a bullet)
  5. (São Paulo) to shortcut, to take a shortcut in (a path)
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Etymology 2

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Borrowed from Kabuverdianu tora(r) (to bypass), possibly from Portuguese tourear.

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torar (first-person singular present toro, first-person singular preterite torei, past participle torado)

  1. (Cape Verde) to go around, to bypass (an obstacle)
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