Amalksijo

This noun derives from the verb "to intrigue," which came to Spanish from Italian: "intrigare." Italian, in turn, borrowed it from the Latin intrico, intricas, intricare, intricavi, intricatum, meaning "to entangle, to muddle." This verb is formed from the prefix in-, which indicates interiority, inward, and the verb tricor, tricaris, tricari, tricatus sum, tricatum, meaning "to seek entanglement, to detour."

Type: feminine singular noun // 3rd person singular present indicative of the verb "to intrigue."

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