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Etymology 1

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Borrowed from French graver.

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gravar (first-person singular present gravo, first-person singular preterite graví, past participle gravat)

  1. to engrave
  2. to record
  3. to encumber
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Etymology 2

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Learned borrowing from Latin gravō (I burden).

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gravar (first-person singular present gravo, first-person singular preterite graví, past participle gravat)

  1. (law) encumbrance; tax
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Interlingua

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gravar

  1. to engrave
  2. to etch

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Portuguese

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  • Hyphenation: gra‧var

Etymology 1

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From Latin gravāre. Cognate with Spanish gravar.

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gravar (first-person singular present gravo, first-person singular preterite gravei, past participle gravado)

  1. to encumber
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Etymology 2

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Borrowed from French graver, of Germanic origin.

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gravar (first-person singular present gravo, first-person singular preterite gravei, past participle gravado)

  1. to engrave; to carve
    Synonyms: entalhar, talhar
  2. to record (to make an audio or video recording of)
    Synonym: (Brazil) registrar
  3. (computing) to save; to write to memory
    Synonyms: armazenar, (Brazil) salvar
  4. (figurative) to memorise; to commit to memory
    Synonyms: decorar, memorizar
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Spanish

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Etymology

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Borrowed from Latin gravāre.

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gravar (first-person singular present gravo, first-person singular preterite gravé, past participle gravado)

  1. to tax
  2. to encumber

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Noun

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gravar

  1. indefinite plural of grav

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gravar

  1. present indicative of grava

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