vagar
/baˈɡaɾ/ · B2 · verb
to idle
🦥 Latin vagari, to wander: same root as vagabond, vagrant and vague
A vagabond drifts with no fixed aim, and vagar keeps that sense: to roam aimlessly or to idle about. The b-sound at the start (/ba/) is the Spanish v. Related: vago, meaning lazy or idle, and also vague.