braz
Dalmatian
/brats/
noun
Definitions
- arm
Etymology
Inherited from Latin brachium derived from Ancient Greek βραχίων (arm).
Origin
Ancient Greek
βραχίων
Gloss
arm
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
腕
Emoji
🫂
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- braccio English
- bracchium Latin
- brachia Latin
- brachium Latin
- antibraccio Italian
- avambraccio Italian
- braccetto Italian
- bracchiere Italian
- bracciale Italian
- bracciata Italian
- bracciere Italian
- braccio Italian
- bracciolo Italian
- sottobraccio Italian
- viola da braccio Italian
- arrière-bras French
- avant-bras French
- bras French
- bras de mer French
- brassard French
- brassière French
- brassée French
- бра Russian
- abrazar Spanish, Castilian
- antebrazo Spanish, Castilian
- apoyabrazos Spanish, Castilian
- bracero Spanish, Castilian
- brazado Spanish, Castilian
- brazal Spanish, Castilian
- brazo Spanish, Castilian
- descansabrazos Spanish, Castilian
- embrazar Spanish, Castilian
- reposabrazos Spanish, Castilian
- βραχίων Ancient Greek
- *mréǵʰus Proto-Indo-European
- braço Portuguese
- bras Old French
- brač Serbo-Croatian
- braț Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- subraț Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- braso Cebuano
- brakio Ido
- braso Tagalog
- bras Middle French
- braço Old Portuguese
- ბრა Georgian
- brats Aromanian
- bratsch Romansh
- brazu Asturian
- braç Friulian
- bratz Old Occitan
- braço Old Spanish
- vrazzu Sicilian
- brazso Venetian
- brad Volapük
- bra Haitian, Haitian Creole
- brasu Kabuverdianu
- lebra Mauritian Creole
- brasso Istriot
- brazo Aragonese
- bråț Istro-Romanian
- baraso Mansaka