Corominas, Pascual

Joan Corominas, José A. Pascual Diccionario Crítico Etimológico Castellano e Hispánico (1983-1992)

Realizations (42)

Shift Language Lexeme Source Target Page
#54 Spanish viento wind → window V, 806-807
#1089 Spanish querer to want ← to ask, inquire
#68 Spanish mañana morning — tomorrow
#4197 Latin rapum turnip (Brassica rapa var. rapa) → tail 4, 744-745
#5581 Spanish rabo tail → fox (Vulpes vulpes) 4, 784
#7020 Spanish pavo peacock → turkey 4, 441-442
#3089 Latin ver spring (season) → summer
#7758 Spanish mano hand → to manage
#7771 Spanish nutria otter (Lutra lutra) → (Argentina) nutria, coypu
#7875 Latin calamus reed → icicle
#8083 Medieval Latin rotula small wheel → knee-cap
#5923 Spanish pájaro bird ← sparrow
#8421 Gothic gaits goat → bagpipes
#5008 Latin scutum shield → coin
#8622 Classical Arabic saraṭān (سَرَطَان) crab → breast cancer
#8674 Gothic reiks ruler, lord → rich
#8898 Medieval Latin ruga wrinkle → street 1, 360
#7773 Latin ientō, ientāre breakfast → to have lunch
#7772 Old Galician–Portuguese jantar, jentar lunch, midday meal → to dine
#7773 Latin ientō, ientāre breakfast → to have lunch
#9244 Latin stare to stand → to be (denotes a copula, in a transient fashion); to be (have a temporary or permanent location in space) II, 776-778
#9672 Spanish goma gum (substance exuded by certain plants) → rubber
#7837 Galician vaca cow → stag beetle
#7837 Asturian vaca cow → stag beetle
#9963 Late Latin unus one, single → none
#9963 Late Latin unus one, single → none
#9963 Late Latin unus one, single → none
#9963 Late Latin unus one, single → none
#9963 Late Latin unus one, single → none
#9963 Late Latin unus one, single → none
#9963 Late Latin unus one, single → none
#9963 Latin unus one, single → none
#9963 Latin unus one, single → none
#9963 Latin unus one, single → none
#10002 Late Latin cohors courtyard → curtain II, 216
#3856 Latin venatus hunting → deer
#3856 Latin venatus hunting → deer
#3856 Latin venatus hunting → deer
#10092 Latin potio beverage, drink → poison
#7366 Old Spanish fallir to err, to fail → to pass away, die
#7366 Old Galician–Portuguese falir to err, to fail → to die
#10431 Latin ille that → third-person singular