image
French
noun
Definitions
- picture, image
- (TV) frame
Etymology
Inherited from Old French image borrowed from Latin imaginem, imago (a copy, likeness, image).
Origin
Latin
imaginem, imago
Gloss
a copy, likeness, image
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- afterimage English
- bioimage English
- counterimage English
- eigenimage English
- fluoroimage English
- holoimage English
- image English
- imageability English
- imageable English
- imageboard English
- imageless English
- imagelike English
- imagemaker English
- imagemapped English
- imagemapping English
- imagen English
- imageology English
- imager English
- imagery English
- imagesetter English
- imagism English
- imagist English
- imagistic English
- macroimage English
- microimage English
- neuroimage English
- nonimage English
- orthoimage English
- phosphoimage English
- photoimage English
- preimage English
- reimage English
- self-image English
- stereoimage English
- subimage English
- imago Finnish
- imaginem, imago Latin
- imāginem Latin
- imāginem, imāgō, imago Latin
- imāgō Latin
- Image German
- imago Italian
- immagine Italian
- image Dutch, Flemish
- imager French
- imagerie French
- imagier French
- préimage French
- и́мидж Russian
- имидж Russian
- imagen Spanish, Castilian
- *h₂eym- Proto-Indo-European
- image Norwegian Bokmål
- autoimagem Portuguese
- imagem Portuguese
- pré-imagem Portuguese
- image Norwegian Nynorsk
- ymage Middle English
- image Old French
- imidž Serbo-Croatian
- imatge Catalan, Valencian
- imagine Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- imajo Ido
- ímáig Old Irish
- imagerie Middle French
- ymaige Middle French
- imidž Estonian
- omage, omagen, ymagen Old Portuguese
- imidž Slovak
- imatge Occitan
- ímáig Middle Irish
- ymage xno
- imaj Haitian, Haitian Creole
- zimaz Mauritian Creole
- zimaz Seychellois Creole
- eimaige Mirandese