τρόμος

Greek (Cypriot)

/ˈtro.mos/

noun

Definitions

terror, extreme fear
(medicine) trembling, tremor

Etymology

Inherited from Ancient Greek τρόμος (quivering, quaking, trembling) derived from Proto-Indo-European *trem- (tremble).

Origin

Proto-Indo-European

*trem-

Gloss

tremble

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

tremorous English
tremorously English
tremere Latin
tremo Latin
tremor Latin
tremulo Latin
tremulus Latin
tremēscō Latin
tremō Latin
tremō, tremere Latin
tromocrata Latin
tremolo Italian
τρέμω Ancient Greek
τρόμος Ancient Greek
*krey- Proto-Indo-European
*ter- Proto-Indo-European
*trem- Proto-Indo-European
*tres- Proto-Indo-European
*tärm- Proto-Indo-European
έντρομος Greek (modern)
εν Greek (modern)
τρομοκράτης Greek (modern)
τρομοκρατία Greek (modern)
ἔντρομος grc-koi
*treme- Proto-Tocharian