[ˈpɾeθʊ], [ˈpɾesʊ]
OrixeFrom Old Galician-Portuguese preço (13th century, Cantigas de Santa Maria), from Latin pretium. Cognate with Portuguese preço and Spanish precio.
- masculineprice
“Ali venden millo
Trigo è mais centeo
Fabas è castañas
Roupa è trapos vellos;
Tamen venden louza
De côr branco e prêto,
Hai tendas do chan
E tamen cubertos
Con cousas do uso
Todas a bon prezo” — There they sell corn
wheat and also rye
beans and chestnuts
clothes and old rags
also they sell dishware
of colour white and black,
there they sell on the ground
and also under cover
with handy things
- masculineworth
- archaic, masculinereputation, fame
Formasprezos(plural) · preço(alternative)