OrigemTalvez de origem céltica, confronte-se com o gaélico antigo marb, o bretão maro "morto" ou o galês marw "morrer"; de um protocéltico *marwos. Também na possibilidade de ter a origem no árabe مَرِيض (marīḍ) "doente".
- colloquialendoidecer, perder o juízo
- colloquialmorrer
- colloquialser assassinado
- estragar
- enganar
- roubar
Formasmarando(gerund) · marado(participle) · maro(singular, first-person, indicative, present) · maras(singular, second-person, indicative, present) · mara(singular, third-person, indicative, present) · maramos(plural, first-person, indicative, present) · marais(plural, second-person, indicative, present) · maram(plural, third-person, indicative, present) · marava(singular, first-person, indicative, past, continuative) · maravas(singular, second-person, indicative, past, continuative) · marava(singular, third-person, indicative, past, continuative) · marávamos(plural, first-person, indicative, past, continuative) · maráveis(plural, second-person, indicative, past, continuative) · maravam(plural, third-person, indicative, past, continuative) · marei(singular, first-person, indicative, past) · maraste(singular, second-person, indicative, past) · marou(singular, third-person, indicative, past) · maramos(plural, first-person, indicative, past) · marámos(plural, first-person, indicative, past) · marastes(plural, second-person, indicative, past)