arrastrar
/arasˈtɾaɾ/ · B1 · verb
to drag
🪢 a + rastro (trail): to drag something is to leave a trail behind it
Rastro (trail, track) comes from Latin rastrum, a rake, and dragging a rake leaves marks on the ground. The same root gives rastrear (to track) and arrastre (towing). Both double-R sounds are trilled: a-rras-TRAR.