pólvora
Spanish
noun
Definitions
- gunpowder
Etymology
Borrowed from Old Catalan pólvora derived from Latin *pŭlvĕra, pulveris, pulvis (powder, dust).
Origin
Latin
pulveris, pulvis
Gloss
powder, dust
Concept
Semantic Field
Modern world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Shimose powder English
- bepowder English
- cryopowder English
- gunpowder English
- nanopowder English
- overpowder English
- powder English
- powderer English
- powderflask English
- powderhorn English
- powderhound English
- powderize English
- powderless English
- powderlike English
- powdermaker English
- powdermill English
- powdery English
- *pŭlvĕra Latin
- pulveris, pulvis Latin
- pulvis Latin
- pulvis, pulverem Latin
- Puder German
- Pulver German
- nanopoudre French
- poudre French
- poudre Shimosa French
- poudrer French
- poudrerie French
- poudreux French
- poudrier French
- poudrière French
- poudroyer French
- пудра Russian
- polvoroso Spanish, Castilian
- pudder Norwegian Bokmål
- pulver Norwegian Bokmål
- pólvora Portuguese
- puder Swedish
- パウダー Japanese
- puder Polish
- pudder Norwegian Nynorsk
- pulver Norwegian Nynorsk
- poudre Middle English
- poudre Old French
- puder Serbo-Croatian
- пудер Serbo-Croatian
- bolboreta Galician
- pólvora Galician
- pudră Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- πούδρα Greek (modern)
- πούντρα Greek (modern)
- pulbora Cebuano
- pulver Old High German
- pulveris Latvian
- pulbura Tagalog
- pauda Tok Pisin
- paura Tok Pisin
- polbora Hiligaynon
- pólvora Old Catalan
- pòwdo’óne Taos