Sober
- Pier Giorgio

- Aug 10, 2020
- 1 min read
In Italian and Spanish is “Sobrio”.
“Sober” comes from the Latin “Sobrius” from the prefix “Se” (Without) and the word “Ebrius” ( inebriated- same origin ).
It came to English through the Old French “Sobre”; in Italian - as in French - it’s mainly used as a synonym of words like “Temperate”, “Rational” or “Tasteful” rather than “Not affected by chemical substances”.
And that's it for today; time to go now, I have a wagon to catch..
Salute
Pier.

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