>I wonder what the etymology is. Yep, it's of Romance origin, etymological dictionaries list it as originating in Venetian nevèra, with an understandable semantic shift.
>Same thing? I was commenting on the "short lasting" part (and the nuances between neverin vs nevera, first one being for "short lasting" storms/thunderstorms, the latter being more generic). >The root of the word seems…
>It’s a storm on the Croatian coast that comes suddenly and doesn’t last long That would be neverin. Nevera is a storm/thunderstorm in the Adriatic in general, not necessarily a short lasting one.
>I wonder what the etymology is. Yep, it's of Romance origin, etymological dictionaries list it as originating in Venetian nevèra, with an understandable semantic shift.
>Same thing? I was commenting on the "short lasting" part (and the nuances between neverin vs nevera, first one being for "short lasting" storms/thunderstorms, the latter being more generic). >The root of the word seems…
>It’s a storm on the Croatian coast that comes suddenly and doesn’t last long That would be neverin. Nevera is a storm/thunderstorm in the Adriatic in general, not necessarily a short lasting one.