colgar
Spanish
verb
Definitions
- to hang
- to hang up
- (computing) to upload
- (transitive) + con to hang out with, relax with
Etymology
Inherited from Latin collocō (put, place, assemble, set in order, position, assign, settle, I place).
Origin
Latin
collocō
Gloss
put, place, assemble, set in order, position, assign, settle, I place
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- couch English
- couch potato English
- couchable English
- couchbound English
- coucher English
- couchful English
- couching English
- couchless English
- couchlike English
- couchlock English
- couchmate English
- couchness English
- couchside English
- recouch English
- collocatio Latin
- collocō Latin
- Couch German
- kuschen German
- accoucher French
- colloquer French
- couchage French
- couche-tard French
- coucher French
- coucheur French
- découcher French
- colgador Spanish, Castilian
- colgadura Spanish, Castilian
- descolgar Spanish, Castilian
- カウチ Japanese
- couche Middle English
- couche Old French
- culcher Old French
- kuŝi Esperanto
- coucher Middle French
- culcu Aromanian
- gauč Slovak
- gautsche Alemannic German
- 카우치 Korean
- kawč Lower Sorbian
- couché Louisiana Creole French