turni
Esperanto
head
Definitions
- to turn (transitive)
Etymology
Borrowed from French tourner (turn) borrowed from English turn.
Origin
English
turn
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ampere-turn English
- beturn English
- counterturn English
- deturn English
- downturn English
- gainturn English
- interturn English
- intraturn English
- inturn English
- midturn English
- misturn English
- multiturn English
- outturn English
- overturn English
- preturn English
- turn English
- turn out English
- turnability English
- turnable English
- turnabout English
- turnagain English
- turnback English
- turnboy English
- turnbroach English
- turnbuckle English
- turncloak English
- turncoat English
- turncock English
- turndown English
- turned English
- turner English
- turnery English
- turnest English
- turneth English
- turning English
- turnkey English
- turnoff English
- turnout English
- turnover English
- turnplate English
- turnround English
- turnscrew English
- turnshoe English
- turnsick English
- turnskin English
- turnspit English
- turnstile English
- turnstone English
- turnt English
- turntable English
- turntail English
- turntippet English
- turnwrest English
- turny English
- underturn English
- unturn English
- upturn English
- turn Finnish
- tornāre, torno Latin
- Törn German
- turno Italian
- détourner French
- entourner French
- retourner French
- tournage French
- tournailler French
- tourner French
- tourneur French
- tournevis French
- tournis French
- tournure French
- турник Russian
- turnar Spanish, Castilian
- ターン Japanese
- tørn Norwegian Nynorsk
- tørne Norwegian Nynorsk
- turnen Middle English
- alturni Esperanto
- alturniĝi Esperanto
- kapo Esperanto
- kapturniga Esperanto
- torni Esperanto
- ŝraŭbo Esperanto
- ŝraŭbturnilo Esperanto
- tourner Middle French
- tanim Tok Pisin
- tounen Haitian, Haitian Creole