lever
French
homophones-er
Definitions
- (transitive) To raise, lift.
- (reflexive) To rise, stand up.
- (reflexive) To get up (out of bed).
- (reflexive) To clear, lift.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle French lever inherited from Old French lever inherited from Latin levāre (lift).
Origin
Latin
levāre
Gloss
lift
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Levana Latin
- allevo Latin
- elevo Latin
- elevo, ēlevāre, ēlevō Latin
- levamen Latin
- levamentum Latin
- levans, levāns, levāntem Latin
- levāmen Latin
- levāre Latin
- levō Latin
- lēvāre Latin
- relevo Latin
- sublevāre Latin
- levabile Italian
- levamento Italian
- levare Italian
- levatura Italian
- rilevare Italian
- enlever French
- enlèvement French
- levage French
- levant French
- levurage French
- levure French
- relevage French
- relever French
- relèvement French
- soulever French
- soulèvement French
- surélever French
- élevage French
- élever French
- levantamiento Spanish, Castilian
- levantar Spanish, Castilian
- enlevar Portuguese
- levar Portuguese
- levedura Portuguese
- lever Old French
- relever Old French
- levi Esperanto
- llevar Catalan, Valencian
- lever Middle French
- levar Old Portuguese
- ljau Aromanian
- ljeau Aromanian
- levar Occitan
- jevâ Friulian
- levâ Friulian
- levar Old Spanish
- łevar Venetian
- levur Dalmatian
- yevar Ladino
- ייבאר Ladino
- leve Haitian, Haitian Creole
- elve Mauritian Creole
- levà Neapolitan
- luvà Neapolitan
- enlevé Louisiana Creole French
- levar Interlingua