English

Etymology
Italian, from arco, bow

Adverb
arco

1. music A note to violinists indicating that the bow is to be used in the usual way, following a passage that is played pizzicato.

Italian

Etymology
Latin arcus

Noun
it-noun|arc|m|o|hi

1. bow (weapon)

#: tirare con l'arco -

1. music|lang=it bow (used to play string instruments)

#: suonare con arco

1. geometry|lang=it arc
2. architecture|lang=it arch

Related terms
arcobaleno
arcuare

Portuguese

Noun
pt-noun-m

1. arc.
2. arch.
3. bow.

Related terms
top2
arco-e-flecha
arco-íris
mid2
flecha

Category:Portuguese nouns

Spanish

Etymology
Latin arcus

Noun
arco m (plural arcos)

1. bow (weapon)

#: tirar con arco

1. music|lang=es bow (used to play string instruments)
2. geometry|lang=es arc
3. architecture|lang=es arch

Derived terms
arco iris

Related terms
arcada
arquear
arqueo
arquero
enarcar

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• 2007-09-02 17:41 - Mike Dillon - /* Spanish */

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