ЭТИМОЛОГИЯ СЛОВА ȘERB
șerb (-bi), s. m. –
1. Sclav, rob. –
2. Iobag.
Lat. sĕrvus ([Pușcariu 1581; REW 7876),
cf. it.,
port. servo, prov. ser, fr. serf, sp. siervo. –
Der. șerbi (
megl. sirbés, sirbiri),
vb. (a se găsi în situația de șerb), din
lat. sĕrvῑre (Pușcariu 1582;
cf. REW 7874);
șerbie (
var. șerbire),
s. f. (sclavie; servitute);
ș(e)arbă, s. f. (femeie iobagă).
Serbi este dubletul lui
servi, vb., din
fr. servir, cu
der. (din
fr.)
servantă, s. f.;
serviabil, adj.;
serviciu, s. n.;
servietă, s. f.;
servil, adj.;
servilism, s. n.;
servitor, s. m.;
servitoare, s. f.;
servitudine, s. f. Serv (
var. servus),
s. m. „servitorul dumneavostră”, ca formulă de curtoazie vine din
germ. Servus. Deservi, vb. (a servi, a face serviciul de comunicare; a aduce prejudicii, a defavoriza), din
fr. desservir, der. desert, s. n., din
fr. dessert; deservant, s. m. (econom).
Șervet, s. n. (prosop; bucată de pînză), dubletul lui
servietă, cf. mr. șărvetă „batistă”,
alb. šërvetë, indică o evoluție fonetică greșit explicată,
cf. it. salvetta ›
mag. szalveta ›
Trans. salvet (Gáldi,
Dict., 156),
ngr. σερβέτα.
КНИГИ НА РУМЫНСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «ȘERB»
Поиск случаев использования слова
șerb в следующих библиографических источниках. Книги, относящиеся к слову
șerb, и краткие выдержки из этих книг для получения представления о контексте использования этого слова в литературе на румынский языке.
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