Very good Sabbath day for all.Distinguished Mr. Efraín Osorio López, columnist of idiomatic and grammatical issues, provided me complete expressions by way of explanation of the word orphan who should also apply to parents who have lost children... There is no doubt that this theme on the expression " orphan " It has always attracted the attention in terms of its application or use; Jaime Rivera Cosme, a restless member of the brotherhood of the Internet, casually returned to place the issue on the table of the information for an amusing and very respectful debate and discussion. And finally he was the expert Efrain Osorio López who with a concrete and explained review, product of its wisdom, told us all reaches of the controversial, controversy and widely studied expression or Word " orphan "...Please read the comment right away.Huerfanode Efrain Osorio López.Orbona notes was would the goddess under whose protection they were orphans; and parents who invoked their children do 40 conservation;Agustín Blanquez 41 Friar; Juan Carlos Díaz M., correspondent of El Tiempo, wrote for its newspaper the note entitled do decades after a word that doesn't exist in Spanish ( 23/4/2009 ). Says the author Mr Rafael Vergara, an octogenarian in the Department of Bolivar, the next question becomes: do if the cow is horra when the son dies if the child is an orphan if the parents die you, the woman is widow if death of her husband, or vice versa, how does a woman or a man if it ceases to exist a child? and adds the tireless Inquisitor?: Do I have spoken with teachers of literature, Linguistics, Spanish, Member of the Royal Academy, and no one has approached a valid response do.?? His persistence led him to Juan Gossaín, who said that would be racked their brains trying to find the secret, but who surrendered to the four weeks of pry in its voluminous report and in its robust library do.?? Could it be the other way around? This stung my curiosity. Then, I went to my memory very skinny and my little library. That nothing suggested, but this blew me the following: latinos used the word orbare with the meaning of would deprive someone of their children do, and many other things.?? That verb, they teach those who do know, it comes from the adjective orbus-a-um ( would deprived of any member of the family would ) for which reason the man who lost a son or was deprived of them say you orbus homo;?? the woman, orba mulier. Of do orbus senex would qualify Cicero to a do elderly childless do.???? Hence also the name of the goddess mentioned at the beginning. The dictionary of the Academy stands the word orbedad ( from latin orbits-atis, ) which says that it is an outdated synonym for orphans; but not the adjective orbo welcomes a, which surely does not hit in the village when Latin was springing up our pride, Spanish. However, that may be the word that the curious coastal searched unsuccessfully throughout his life. Or huerfano-a, which says the Academy: 2. Poet. Someone said: to whom children have died you do.? Because, from the points of view of etymological and semantic, all those words ( orbedad, orphanhood, orbo-a, huerfano-a ) it seems to me, they come from the same Greek word, orphanós, which means do orphaned, stripped; deprived of their children do.? See you, don Rafael?.-Silence is also a [email protected]
