widespan
English
adj
Definitions
- (construction) Spanning a relatively large distance or area.
Etymology
Compound from English wide + English span (pair of horses, the distance between two ends of a thing, non-gloss definition).
Origin
English
span
Gloss
pair of horses, the distance between two ends of a thing, non-gloss definition
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- clearspan English
- cospan English
- endspan English
- forspan English
- handspan English
- healthspan English
- inchwide English
- inspan English
- legspan English
- lifespan English
- linkspan English
- mainspan English
- makespan English
- midspan English
- milewide English
- outspan English
- overspan English
- overwide English
- span English
- spanless English
- spannable English
- spanner English
- spanwise English
- spanworm English
- subspan English
- superwide English
- supraspan English
- tetraspan English
- timespan English
- ultrawide English
- unwide English
- wide English
- wide-body English
- wide-handed English
- wideawake English
- wideband English
- widebody English
- widefield English
- widegap English
- wideish English
- widely English
- widemouthed English
- widen English
- wideness English
- wideout English
- widescale English
- widescreen English
- wideset English
- widespread English
- widish English
- width English
- wingspan English
- yepsen English
- spanne Middle English
- wid Middle English
- palmspan Old Norse
- vidik Volapük
- wide
- span
- widen
- width
- unwide
- cospan
- inspan
- yepsen
- widely
- widish
- forspan
- spanner
- outspan
- midspan
- endspan
- subspan
- legspan
- wideish
- wideset
- wideout
- widegap
- spanless
- overspan
- lifespan
- spanworm
- makespan
- inchwide
- milewide
- overwide
- wideness
- timespan
- wingspan
- spanwise
- mainspan
- widebody
- handspan
- linkspan
- wideband
- superwide
- clearspan
- spannable
- wide-body
- ultrawide
- widefield
- tetraspan
- supraspan
- wideawake
- widescale
- widespread
- healthspan
- widescreen
- wide-handed
- widemouthed