acostar

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Spanish word acostar comes from Proto-Indo-European *kost-, and later Latin costa ((anatomy) a rib. A side, a wall.)

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*kost- (Proto-Indo-European)

costa (Latin)

(anatomy) a rib. A side, a wall.

costa (Spanish)

Coast, shore. Expense, costs in certain expressions.

acostar (Spanish)

(nautical) to land, put in, berth. (transitive) to lay. (transitive) to put to bed.

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