Encalavernarse
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Carlos Arrizabalaga Lizárraga
Universidad de Piura
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https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3097-057X
Abstract
The author explores the etymology of the word “encalavernarse” and its semantic evolution from the verb head feel, in addition to its use in different authors. It is a word shared with Cuban popular speech also shows the peculiar nature of space Norperuano recognized by the conservation of numerous archaisms.Downloads
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