intossicare
Italian
Etymology
From Late Latin or Medieval Latin intoxicāre, present active infinitive of intoxicō, from toxicō, derived from Latin toxicum (“poison”).
Surface analysis: in- (derivational prefix) + tossico (“poison”) + -are (1st conjugation verbal suffix)
Pronunciation
Verb
intossicare
- (transitive) to poison
- (transitive) to intoxicate
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