pata
Spanish
noun
Definitions
- paw, foot, leg (of an animal)
- leg (of furniture)
- (colloquial) human leg, foot often used in anger
- (colloquial) footprint often used in anger
- pocket flap
- tie, draw
Etymology
Inherited from Latin *patta.
Origin
Latin
*patta
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- patte English
- patten English
- pattened English
- pattener English
- pattenmaker English
- *patta Latin
- patin French
- patte French
- difuso Spanish, Castilian
- metepatas Spanish, Castilian
- meter Spanish, Castilian
- patada Spanish, Castilian
- patadita Spanish, Castilian
- patadón Spanish, Castilian
- patalear Spanish, Castilian
- pataleta Spanish, Castilian
- patear Spanish, Castilian
- patidifuso Spanish, Castilian
- patilla Spanish, Castilian
- patudo Spanish, Castilian
- patón Spanish, Castilian
- pata Portuguese
- patada Portuguese
- patyn Middle English
- pade Old French
- patois Old French
- patrouille Old French
- patota Catalan, Valencian
- patilya Cebuano
- *patta Frankish
- pata Papiamentu
- patia Papiamentu
- lapat Mauritian Creole
- lapat Seychellois Creole
- patada Chavacano