queso – Old Spanish noun declension

Old Spanish noun forms of queso

Noun: queso
Gender: m
Singular mqueso

Sample Sentences

  • Et ſi la fregan con la leche. lo q̃ ende ſale, quaia toda la leche ſobre q̃ la pongan ⁊ por ende los daq̃lla tierra uſan della en ſus q̃sos. ⁊ en toda otra coſa de leche q̃ quierẽ quaiar. (And if they wash it with milk, what results from it curdles the milk into which it is put, and so the people of that land use it in their cheeses, or in any other dairy thing they wish to curdle.) [c. 1250, Alfonso X, Lapidario, f. 12v:]

Etymology

From Latin cāseum, accusative of cāseus. Cognate with Old Leonese keso and Old Portuguese queijo. See: Latin Nouns 'cāseum'.

Verbs referencing "queso"

Spanish Nouns queso, Old Portuguese Nouns queijo.

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