zozobrar
Spanish
Etymology
From Old Spanish sozobrar, from Latin subsuperare (“turn upside down”), from sub (“under”) + super (“over”).
Verb
zozobrar (first-person singular present zozobro, first-person singular preterite zozobré, past participle zozobrado)
- (nautical) to capsize, to founder, to sink
- (of a business, or project) To fail
- (of a person) To worry, or fret. To be anxious
Conjugation
Related terms
References
- Vicente Garcia de Diego, Diccionario Etimológico Español e Hispánico, pp. 379,427.
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