brazo
Spanish
noun
Definitions
- (anatomy) arm
- branch, limb of a tree
Etymology
Inherited from Old Spanish braço 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
- abrazo English
- bracero English
- *adbracchiāre Latin
- bracchium Latin
- brachia Latin
- brachium Latin
- brachiāle Latin
- abbracciare Italian
- braccio Italian
- viola da braccio Italian
- abrazable Spanish, Castilian
- abrazador Spanish, Castilian
- abrazar Spanish, Castilian
- antebrazo Spanish, Castilian
- apoyabrazos Spanish, Castilian
- apoyar Spanish, Castilian
- bracero Spanish, Castilian
- brazado Spanish, Castilian
- brazal Spanish, Castilian
- descansabrazos Spanish, Castilian
- descansar Spanish, Castilian
- embrazar Spanish, Castilian
- reposabrazos Spanish, Castilian
- reposar Spanish, Castilian
- βραχίων Ancient Greek
- *mréǵʰus Proto-Indo-European
- abraçar Portuguese
- antebraço Portuguese
- braçada Portuguese
- braçal Portuguese
- braço Portuguese
- bras Old French
- braț Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- braso Cebuano
- brakio Ido
- braso Tagalog
- braço Old Portuguese
- brats Aromanian
- bratsch Romansh
- brazu Asturian
- braç Friulian
- bratz Old Occitan
- braço Old Spanish
- vrazzu Sicilian
- brazso Venetian
- brasa Papiamentu
- braz Dalmatian
- braso Ladino
- brasu Kabuverdianu
- brasso Istriot
- brazo Aragonese
- bråț Istro-Romanian
- baraso Mansaka