Question 1

What is the definition of the French word "racler"?

Accepted Answer

To scrape, rub the surface of a body with something hard or sharp, in order to remove some parts. To rake.
To remove by scraping, by scratching.
To hit by rubbing.
To play the violin, the cello, etc. badly.
In woodworking, to polish a piece with a scraper.
In the expression to clear one's throat: to cough deliberately to get rid of mucus obstructing the back of the throat.

Question 2

Where does the French word "racler" come from?

Accepted Answer

from the Old Occitan rasclar, itself derived from the Vulgar Latin rasiculare, a diminutive form of the Classical Latin rasicare, from radere ("to scrape") whose past participle is rasus.

Question 3

What is the translation of "racler" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

rascar

Question 4

How to translate "racler" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

raspar

racler

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