A palavra 'verão' é de origem latina e significa primavera

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No Brasil, sempre houve confusão entre as duas estações. Um dos primeiros dicionários da língua portuguesa contribuiu pra fusão entre as duas palavras. A versão do início do século XVIII descrevia o verão como 'querem, alguns, que signifique primavera'.

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