aour
Breton
/ˈawʁ/
noun
Definitions
- gold
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin aurum (gold).
Origin
Latin
aurum
Gloss
gold
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
金, 金, 金
Emoji
🥇 🥇 🪙
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aurigraphy English
- aurivorous English
- aurum English
- deauration English
- aurarius Latin
- auresco Latin
- aureus Latin
- aurifer Latin
- aurifex Latin
- aurigena Latin
- auriger Latin
- auriphrigiatus Latin
- auro Latin
- aurosus Latin
- aurugo Latin
- aurulentus Latin
- aurum Latin
- ausum Latin
- oro Italian
- rigogolo Italian
- oro Spanish, Castilian
- or Old French
- Oural Galician
- aur Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- Au Translingual
- ór Old Irish
- ar Albanian
- ouro Old Portuguese
- *auzom Proto-Italic
- aur Romansh
- or Romansh
- ôr Romansh
- oru Asturian
- aur Friulian
- aur Old Occitan
- oro Old Spanish
- owr Cornish
- owra Cornish
- owraval Cornish
- owrek Cornish
- owryek Cornish
- öo Ligurian
- jaur Dalmatian
- oro Sardinian
- oru Sardinian
- ausum Old Latin
- ouro Mirandese
- òr Lombard
- òr Piedmontese