sirup
Danish
noun
Definitions
- syrup
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse sirop derived from Latin siropus derived from Arabic شَرَاب (beverage, a drink, coffee, syrup, wine).
Origin
Arabic
شَرَاب
Gloss
beverage, a drink, coffee, syrup, wine
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- siropus Latin
- siruppus Latin
- sirupus Latin
- sirōpus Latin
- sirup Norwegian Bokmål
- xarope Portuguese
- sirup Norwegian Nynorsk
- sirup Middle English
- sirop Old Norse
- ahorn Danish
- ahornsirup Danish
- شَرَاب Arabic
- sirop Old French
- شراب Persian
- siroop Middle Dutch
- şarap Turkish
- şurup Turkish
- siropur Faroese
- şərab Azerbaijani
- শরাব Bengali
- شراب Moroccan Arabic
- شراب Hijazi Arabic
- شراب Andalusian Arabic