bronce
Spanish
noun
Definitions
- bronze
Etymology
Borrowed from Italian bronzo (bronze) derived from Latin aes (copper, bronze, brass, money).
Origin
Latin
aes
Gloss
copper, bronze, brass, money
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
金
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aeramen Latin
- aeramentum Latin
- aerarium Latin
- aerugo Latin
- aerāmen Latin
- aerāmen, aerāminis Latin
- aes Latin
- aestimo Latin
- nitroaereus Latin
- obaeratus Latin
- Bronze German
- bronzista Italian
- bronzo Italian
- rogna Italian
- bronze French
- bronceador Spanish, Castilian
- broncear Spanish, Castilian
- broncearse Spanish, Castilian
- roña Spanish, Castilian
- bronse Norwegian Bokmål
- bronze Middle French
- *aos Proto-Italic
- roña Asturian
- brónzo Ligurian
- βροντησίον gkm