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10th cent. From Latin partem, accusative of pars 'id.'
From Proto-Italic *par-ti- "portion," "fate." Of unknown origin.
Romance
Portuguese parte, Catalan part, French part, Italian parte, Aromanian parti, Romanian parte, Sardinian palte
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partido
m.
(Noun)
"party;" (sports) "match"
Very late 15th cent. From partir.
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12th cent. From Latin partiri 'id.,' a verb from pars "piece" (see parte).
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pasado
m.
(Noun, Adjective)
"past;" "passed"
13th cent. The past participle of pasar.
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12th cent. From Vulgar Latin *passare 'id.,' from Latin passus "step" (see paso).
Pasenle "enter," primarily found in unwritten Mexican Spanish, formed from the imperative and le. See note under andar for more information.
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Very early 17th cent. Derived from pasear.
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paso
m.
(Noun, Adjective)
"step;" "way"
13th cent. From Latin passus 'id.'
From Proto-Italic *patto- 'id.' A past participle of Proto-Indo-European *peth2- "to extend," "to spread out," which later acquired the sense of walking.
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13th cent. From Latin pasta "paste," borrowed from Ancient Greek πάστα (pásta) 'id.,' probably from παστός (pastós) "strewn." Of unknown origin.
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Late 15th cent. Borrowed from French pastel 'id.,' itself borrowed from Italian pastello "dough." Taken from Medieval Latin pastellum 'id.,' from Latin pasta "paste" (see pasta).
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