plage
French
noun
Definitions
- beach
- (mathematics) range
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin plaga (region, tract, flat surface, blow, a stripe, a blow, expanse, slaughter, a welt, quarter, district, zone).
Origin
Latin
plaga
Gloss
region, tract, flat surface, blow, a stripe, a blow, expanse, slaughter, a welt, quarter, district, zone
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
- plaga English
- plage English
- playa English
- *plagium Latin
- plaga Latin
- plagia Latin
- plagula Latin
- piaggia Italian
- piaggiare Italian
- plaga Italian
- spiaggetta Italian
- spiaggia Italian
- spiaggiare Italian
- plagiste French
- пляж Russian
- пляжный Russian
- explayar Spanish, Castilian
- playa Spanish, Castilian
- playera Spanish, Castilian
- playero Spanish, Castilian
- playita Spanish, Castilian
- playón Spanish, Castilian
- *pleh₂k- Proto-Indo-European
- plage Norwegian Bokmål
- praia Portuguese
- praiano Portuguese
- praieiro Portuguese
- plaża Polish
- plażowicz Polish
- plage Norwegian Nynorsk
- pláž Czech
- plážový Czech
- plaža Serbo-Croatian
- плажа Serbo-Croatian
- platja Catalan, Valencian
- praia Galician
- պլյաժ Armenian
- փլաժ Armenian
- plajă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- πλαζ Greek (modern)
- plajo Ido
- plaj Turkish
- aplaya Tagalog
- плаж Bulgarian
- Plage Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- plazh Albanian
- praya Old Portuguese
- პლაჟი Georgian
- плажа Macedonian
- pláž Slovak
- plaja Occitan
- plaža Slovene
- praja Sicilian
- playa Papiamentu
- plage Low German
- plui Dalmatian
- plaj Haitian, Haitian Creole
- tzaca Sardinian
- аплиаж Abkhazian