antikva
Esperanto
/anˈtikva/
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Definitions
- antique, ancient
Etymology
Derived from English antique (noun) derived from French antique (ancient, old) derived from German antik (antique) derived from Italian antico (ancient) derived from Russian антиква́рный derived from Spanish, Castilian antiguo derived from Latin antīquus (old, ancient, time-honoured).
Origin
Latin
antīquus
Gloss
old, ancient, time-honoured
Concept
Semantic Field
Time
Ontological Category
Other
Kanji
古, 老
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antic English
- antiquate English
- antiquation English
- antique English
- antique shop English
- antiquedom English
- antiquehood English
- antiquely English
- antiqueness English
- antiquer English
- antiquey English
- antiquist English
- nonantique English
- antiquitus Latin
- antiquo Latin
- antiquus Latin
- antīquus Latin
- Antik-Uhr German
- antik German
- antik Hungarian
- anticaglia Italian
- anticamente Italian
- anticato Italian
- anticheggiare Italian
- antichissimo Italian
- antichità Italian
- antichizzare Italian
- antico Italian
- anticume Italian
- tardoantico Italian
- antique French
- antiquement French
- антиква́рный Russian
- antigualla Spanish, Castilian
- antiguamente Spanish, Castilian
- antiguo Spanish, Castilian
- antigüedad Spanish, Castilian
- アンチック Japanese
- antic Old French
- antique Old French
- antikvaĵisto Esperanto
- antikvaĵo Esperanto
- antikveco Esperanto
- antikvo Esperanto
- antikvulo Esperanto
- անտիկ Armenian
- antic Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- antiqua Ido
- antika Turkish
- אַנטיק Yiddish
- antigo Old Portuguese
- antiguu Asturian
- antîc Friulian
- antic Old Occitan
- antigo Old Spanish
- anteîco Istriot
- antigo Aragonese