fibre
French
noun
Definitions
- fibre
Etymology
Inherited from Old French fibre borrowed from Latin fibra (boneless meat, fiber, filament, fibre).
Origin
Latin
fibra
Gloss
boneless meat, fiber, filament, fibre
Kanji
維
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- biofiber English
- chlorofibre English
- cofiber English
- defiber English
- fiber English
- fiberboard English
- fibered English
- fiberfill English
- fiberise English
- fiberize English
- fiberless English
- fiberlike English
- fiberoptic English
- fiberscope English
- fiberwise English
- fibery English
- fibre English
- fibreboard English
- fibrecraft English
- fibred English
- fibrefill English
- fibreglass English
- fibreise English
- fibreless English
- fibrelike English
- fibrescope English
- fibrewood English
- fibriform English
- fibrin English
- fibrise English
- fibrisol English
- fibrous English
- fluorofibre English
- hollowfiber English
- hollowfibre English
- interfiber English
- macrofiber English
- macrofibre English
- microfiber English
- multifiber English
- multifibre English
- myofiber English
- myofibre English
- nanofiber English
- natural fiber English
- neurofiber English
- protofiber English
- pycnofibre English
- fibra Latin
- fibrilla Latin
- Fiber German
- fibra Italian
- fibreux French
- fibrillaire French
- fibrille French
- fibroscope French
- fibroscopie French
- myofibrille French
- neurofibrille French
- fibra Spanish, Castilian
- hebra Spanish, Castilian
- *bʰeyd- Proto-Indo-European
- fibra Portuguese
- ファイバー Japanese
- fibre Old French
- fibro Esperanto
- fibra Catalan, Valencian
- febra Galician
- freba Galician
- fibră Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- فیبر Persian
- fevra Old Portuguese