côtelette
French
noun
Definitions
- cutlet; chop
Etymology
Derived from Middle French costelette (little rib) derived from Old French coste (rib, side, coast) derived from Latin costa (rib, side, edge, wall).
Origin
Latin
costa
Gloss
rib, side, edge, wall
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
端, 縁
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- costa English
- costamere English
- costard English
- albicostus Latin
- costa Latin
- costula Latin
- cōnstō Latin
- flavicostus Latin
- fuscicostus Latin
- nigricostus Latin
- pallidicostus Latin
- rubricostus Latin
- Kotelett German
- Costa Italian
- accostare Italian
- costa Italian
- cotoletta Italian
- Côté French
- accoster French
- котле́та Russian
- котлета Russian
- котлетка Russian
- Cuesta Spanish, Castilian
- cuesta Spanish, Castilian
- *kost- Proto-Indo-European
- kotelett Norwegian Bokmål
- kyst Norwegian Bokmål
- costa Portuguese
- da Costa Portuguese
- kotlett Swedish
- kotlet Polish
- kotelett Norwegian Nynorsk
- kyst Norwegian Nynorsk
- coste Middle English
- coste Old French
- Costa Catalan, Valencian
- costa Catalan, Valencian
- Dacosta Galician
- costeiro Galician
- costela Galician
- costeleta Galician
- կոտլետ Armenian
- coastă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- cotlet Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- cost Middle Dutch
- côte Norman
- côtelette Norman
- cốt-lết Vietnamese
- kost Middle High German
- coste Middle French
- costelette Middle French
- costé Middle French
- costa Old Portuguese
- costas Old Portuguese
- kost Middle Low German
- coastã Aromanian
- Costa Occitan
- còsta Occitan
- kustilja Maltese
- costa Asturian
- costiella Asturian
- cueste Friulian
- coste xno
- cuasta Dalmatian
- kotlet Uzbek