zona
Spanish
noun
Definitions
- zone, district, area
Etymology
Derived from Latin zōna (girdle, zone, belt) derived from Ancient Greek ζώνη (belt, girdle, sash, zone, waist, loins).
Origin
Ancient Greek
ζώνη
Gloss
belt, girdle, sash, zone, waist, loins
Concept
Semantic Field
Clothing and grooming
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
帯
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- zona English
- zone English
- *zoniculum Latin
- zona Latin
- zonatim Latin
- zonula Latin
- zōna Latin
- Zone German
- ecozona Italian
- eurozona Italian
- macrozona Italian
- mesozona Italian
- sottozona Italian
- zona Italian
- zonare Italian
- zonista Italian
- zonizzare Italian
- zona Dutch, Flemish
- zona French
- zone French
- зо́на Russian
- ecozona Spanish, Castilian
- eurozona Spanish, Castilian
- zonaje Spanish, Castilian
- zonificación Spanish, Castilian
- zonificar Spanish, Castilian
- εὔζωνος Ancient Greek
- ζώνη Ancient Greek
- *yeh₃s-neh₂ Proto-Indo-European
- sone Norwegian Bokmål
- ecozona Portuguese
- zona Portuguese
- sone Norwegian Nynorsk
- zone Danish
- zono Esperanto
- zona Catalan, Valencian
- zona Galician
- ζώνη Greek (modern)
- zòna Occitan
- zona Papiamentu