Rachar
Example: O vidro começou a rachar depois da queda forte.
Definition
"Rachar" means to begin to split or crack, usually referring to a solid surface like glass or wood, often as a result of impact or stress. For example, when a glass breaks into fine cracks after a strong fall, it is said to "rachar."
Etymology
The Portuguese verb "rachar" comes from the Latin word 'raccare,' which means to split or break. It is related to similar verbs in other Romance languages, showing the action of breaking or cracking something apart. Did you know? The word evokes the sharp sound sometimes heard when something cracks.
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