camino
Spanish
noun
Definitions
- way, route
- road
- path
Etymology
Inherited from Old Spanish camino inherited from Latin cammīnus (way).
Origin
Latin
cammīnus
Gloss
way
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- camion English
- cammīnus Latin
- Camion German
- kamion Hungarian
- camion Italian
- cammino Italian
- camion Dutch, Flemish
- acheminer French
- camion French
- camionnette French
- camionneur French
- chemin French
- cheminer French
- mi-chemin French
- atajacaminos Spanish, Castilian
- atajar Spanish, Castilian
- caminero Spanish, Castilian
- caminito Spanish, Castilian
- camión Spanish, Castilian
- correcaminos Spanish, Castilian
- correr Spanish, Castilian
- encaminar Spanish, Castilian
- χθών Ancient Greek
- ἑλκέω Ancient Greek
- caminhar Portuguese
- caminho Portuguese
- caminhão Portuguese
- camião Portuguese
- kamion Czech
- chemin Old French
- kamiono Esperanto
- kamion Serbo-Croatian
- caminar Catalan, Valencian
- camió Catalan, Valencian
- camí Catalan, Valencian
- encaminar Catalan, Valencian
- camion Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- کامیون Persian
- kamiono Ido
- cam nhông Vietnamese
- chemin Middle French
- caminno Old Portuguese
- camỹo Old Portuguese
- *kanxsman-, *kengeti Proto-Celtic
- camin Occitan
- kamion Slovene
- caminar Romansh
- chaminar Romansh
- chaminer Romansh
- tgaminar Romansh
- កាមីញ៉ុង Central Khmer
- camino Old Spanish
- kaminda Papiamentu
- camìn Ligurian
- chemen Haitian, Haitian Creole
- kaminhu Kabuverdianu
- semen Mauritian Creole
- simen Mauritian Creole
- chimin Louisiana Creole French
- semen Seychellois Creole
- kaminhu Guinea-Bissau Creole
- cemin ONF.
- kamyɔ Nzadi