prøve
Danish
/prøːvə/
noun
Definitions
- trial, test, examination
- ordeal
- rehearsal, audition of actors and artists
- sample, specimen
- pattern, swatch of cloth
- taste
Etymology
Derived from Middle Low German prōve derived from Old French prueve derived from Latin proba.
Origin
Latin
proba
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- counterproof English
- disproof English
- nonproof English
- overproof English
- proof English
- proofer English
- proofless English
- prooflike English
- proofread English
- prooftext English
- semiproof English
- subproof English
- underproof English
- unproof English
- warproof English
- proba Latin
- probare Latin
- probō Latin
- Blutprobe German
- Feuerprobe German
- Generalprobe German
- Gesteinsprobe German
- Knallgasprobe German
- Kreuzprobe German
- Leuchtprobe German
- Probe German
- Probefahrt German
- Probelösung German
- Stichprobe German
- probeweise German
- proba Hungarian
- prova Italian
- preuve French
- prueba Spanish, Castilian
- *bʰuH- Proto-Indo-European
- *pro-bhwo- Proto-Indo-European
- próba Polish
- prøve Norwegian Nynorsk
- proof Middle English
- integration Danish
- integrationsprøve Danish
- intelligens Danish
- intelligensprøve Danish
- smag Danish
- smagsprøve Danish
- sted Danish
- stedprøve Danish
- stik Danish
- stikprøve Danish
- prove Old French
- prueve Old French
- proba Serbo-Croatian
- проба Serbo-Croatian
- prova Catalan, Valencian
- probă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- aaphroofey Manx
- preuve Middle French
- prova Old Portuguese
- prove Middle Low German
- prōve Middle Low German
- prueba Asturian
- prove Friulian
- próva Venetian
- proa Ladin
- provenda ML