puta
Spanish
adjective form
Etymology
Derived from Latin putus (boy, young boy, pure), putta (prostitute).
Origin
Latin
putta
Gloss
prostitute
Concept
Semantic Field
Social and political relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- poontang English
- puta English
- pitinnus Latin
- pubes Latin
- puta Latin
- puto Latin
- putta Latin
- putus Latin
- puttana Italian
- puttanaio Italian
- puttaneggiare Italian
- puttanella Italian
- puttanesco Italian
- puttanesimo Italian
- puttaniere Italian
- putto Italian
- putain French
- putanisme French
- путана Russian
- emputar Spanish, Castilian
- emputecer Spanish, Castilian
- putada Spanish, Castilian
- putañear Spanish, Castilian
- putear Spanish, Castilian
- putita Spanish, Castilian
- putona Spanish, Castilian
- *peh₂w- Proto-Indo-European
- *puHtós Proto-Indo-European
- puta Portuguese
- puteiro Portuguese
- putona Portuguese
- putain Old French
- pute Old French
- putear Galician
- πουτάνα Greek (modern)
- puta Cebuano
- anak ng puta Tagalog
- puta Tagalog
- putang ina mo Tagalog
- putaña Old Spanish
- puta Papiamentu
- Puanani Hawaiian
- puta Kabuverdianu
- puta Interlingua
- punaany Jamaican Creole