el
Spanish
article
Definitions
- Masculine singular definite article; the.
Etymology
Inherited from Latin ille (that, that one, he, that man, it, she).
Origin
Latin
ille
Gloss
that, that one, he, that man, it, she
Concept
Semantic Field
Miscellaneous function words
Ontological Category
Other
Kanji
彼
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- El Centro English
- alligator English
- alligatored English
- alligatorfish English
- alligatoring English
- alligatorlike English
- el cheapo English
- illeism English
- illeist English
- illeity English
- lacertus English
- werealligator English
- *illi Latin
- *illu Latin
- *illui Latin
- *illus Latin
- *illī Latin
- *lacartus Latin
- ille Latin
- ille, illā hōrā Latin
- illic Latin
- illum Latin
- lacertus Latin
- alligatore Italian
- lacerto Italian
- lucertolo Italian
- alligator Dutch, Flemish
- alligator French
- lacerte French
- Cid Spanish, Castilian
- El Cid Spanish, Castilian
- a Spanish, Castilian
- al revés Spanish, Castilian
- aligator Spanish, Castilian
- desde Spanish, Castilian
- desdel Spanish, Castilian
- el lagarto Spanish, Castilian
- revés Spanish, Castilian
- él Spanish, Castilian
- alligator Norwegian Bokmål
- el Portuguese
- アリゲーター Japanese
- alligator Norwegian Nynorsk
- ailigéadar Irish
- laghairt Irish
- lacerte Old French
- lesard Old French
- lezart Old French
- li Old French
- lacerto Esperanto
- al·ligàtor Catalan, Valencian
- ell Catalan, Valencian
- el Galician
- El Cid Cebuano
- laghairt Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- ele Old Portuguese
- el Aromanian
- elu Aromanian
- el Occitan
- 앨리게이터 Korean
- el Romansh
- el Asturian
- él Asturian
- li Old Occitan
- elo Venetian
- lusard xno
- el Dalmatian
- jal Dalmatian
- lačas Dalmatian
- le Bourguignon
- lou Bourguignon
- l' Neapolitan
- ellu Corsican
- lu Corsican
- olle Old Latin
- el Aragonese
- ixe Aragonese
- le Aragonese
- les Aragonese
- li Aragonese
- lis Aragonese
- él Aragonese
- lezèrd Franco-Provençal
- algita Bislama
- al Emilian
- el Leonese
- lou Champenois