verb/ba.ʁa.te/
to churn (agitate rapidly)
Inherited from Old French barater (whence also English barter), possibly from a Vulgar Latin *būrattāre, of obscure origin; perhaps ultimately Celtic. Compare also Spanish and Portuguese baratar.
/ba.ʁa.te/
to churn (agitate rapidly)
Inherited from Old French barater (whence also English barter), possibly from a Vulgar Latin *būrattāre, of obscure origin; perhaps ultimately Celtic. Compare also Spanish and Portuguese baratar.