grande
Spanish
adj
Definitions
- after the noun or predicatively big, large
- before a plural noun great
- about human age aged, old
Etymology
Inherited from Latin grandem, grandis (large, great) derived from Proto-Indo-European *ghrewə- (put down, fell, fall in).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*ghrewə-
Gloss
put down, fell, fall in
Concept
Semantic Field
Agriculture and vegetation
Ontological Category
Action/Process
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- grandee English
- grandeeship English
- grandiflora English
- grandem Latin
- grandem, grandis Latin
- grandesco Latin
- grandiceps Latin
- grandicornis Latin
- grandifer Latin
- grandiflorus Latin
- grandifolius Latin
- grandimanus Latin
- grandior Latin
- grandis Latin
- granditer Latin
- pergrandis Latin
- vegrandis Latin
- Grande German
- grandioso Italian
- agrandamiento Spanish, Castilian
- agrandar Spanish, Castilian
- engrandecer Spanish, Castilian
- grandemente Spanish, Castilian
- grandeza Spanish, Castilian
- grandor Spanish, Castilian
- grandote Spanish, Castilian
- *ghrewə- Proto-Indo-European
- *gʰer- Proto-Indo-European
- grande Portuguese
- grande-caloria Portuguese
- grandão Portuguese
- *grautaz Proto-Germanic
- grande Danish
- grandur Old French
- grant Old French
- gran Old Portuguese
- grande Old Portuguese
- grand Occitan
- grand Romansh
- grond Romansh
- grànd Romansh
- grande Asturian
- grant Friulian
- gran Old Occitan
- granni Sicilian
- grandi Papiamentu
- grund Dalmatian
- grande Ladino
- grandi Kabuverdianu
- grand Bourguignon
- gran Ladin
- grando Istriot
- grande Corsican
- gran Aragonese
- garandi Guinea-Bissau Creole
- grant Franco-Provençal