note
Danish
noun
Definitions
- note
Etymology
Derived from English note (mark, notation) derived from Italian nota derived from Latin nota (mark, sign, remark, note).
Origin
Latin
nota
Gloss
mark, sign, remark, note
Concept
Semantic Field
Speech and language
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- afternote English
- banknote English
- benote English
- crib note English
- endnote English
- fieldnote English
- fistnote English
- footnote English
- forenote English
- hatnote English
- headnote English
- keynote English
- misnote English
- notability English
- notable English
- note English
- notebook English
- notecard English
- notecase English
- notefile English
- noteful English
- notehead English
- noteholder English
- noteless English
- notelet English
- notelike English
- notepad English
- notepaper English
- noter English
- notest English
- notetaker English
- notetaking English
- noteth English
- notewise English
- noteworthy English
- notist English
- prenote English
- sidenote English
- super-note English
- technote English
- undernote English
- woodnote English
- nota Latin
- Note German
- nota Italian
- nota Dutch, Flemish
- note French
- nota Spanish, Castilian
- note Norwegian Bokmål
- not Swedish
- ノート Japanese
- note Norwegian Nynorsk
- not Old English
- note Middle English
- nóta Irish
- bog Danish
- notesbog Danish
- note Old French
- nóta Icelandic
- नोट Hindi
- nod Welsh
- not Old Irish
- fo-note Manx
- nota Old Portuguese
- noti Swahili
- نوط Gulf Arabic