pjece
Danish
[ˈpʰj̊ɛːsə]
noun
Definitions
- booklet, pamphlet, leaflet
- (military) piece, gun
Etymology
Borrowed from French pièce derived from Latin pettia derived from Gaulish *pettyā derived from Proto-Celtic *kʷezdis (portion, piece).
Origin
Proto-Celtic
*kʷezdis
Gloss
portion, piece
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Cognates and derived terms
- petia Latin
- pettia Latin
- pitinnus Latin
- pezzo Italian
- emporte-pièce French
- pièce French
- piécette French
- пье́са Russian
- пьеса Russian
- pieza Spanish, Castilian
- peça Portuguese
- pjäs Swedish
- anchuid Irish
- cuid Irish
- cuidigh Irish
- mórchuid Irish
- piece Old French
- peco Esperanto
- peça Catalan, Valencian
- piesă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- beth Welsh
- peth Welsh
- pethach Welsh
- pethau Welsh
- popeth Welsh
- cuit Old Irish
- pjesë Albanian
- piece Middle French
- פּיעסע Yiddish
- *kʷesdis Proto-Celtic
- *kʷezdis Proto-Celtic
- piyes Northern Kurdish
- piece xno
- *peθ Proto-Brythonic
- *pettya Gaulish
- *pettyā Gaulish
- *pettyā Gaulish
- pettia LL