lune
Old French
proper noun
Definitions
- the Moon
Etymology
Inherited from Latin lūna (moon, Moon, month, crescent).
Origin
Latin
lūna
Gloss
moon, Moon, month, crescent
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
月
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Luna English
- luna English
- lunanaut English
- lune English
- lunistice English
- lunomancy English
- illunis Latin
- interlunium Latin
- luna Latin
- lunaris Latin
- lunaticus Latin
- lunula Latin
- lūna Latin
- lūnāticus Latin
- sol Latin
- Laune German
- luna Italian
- luim Dutch, Flemish
- demi-lune French
- lune French
- lunette French
- périlune French
- Luna Spanish, Castilian
- luna Spanish, Castilian
- *lewk- Proto-Indo-European
- *lewksnā Proto-Indo-European
- ルナ Japanese
- lune Middle English
- luno Esperanto
- lună Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- Lunaria Translingual
- exoleune Norman
- leunaithe Norman
- leune Norman
- lũa Old Portuguese
- lūne Middle Low German
- lunã Aromanian
- lua Occitan
- *louksnā Proto-Italic
- glina Romansh
- lluna Asturian
- lune Friulian
- luna Old Occitan
- luna Sicilian
- łuna Venetian
- Lun Breton
- lùnn-a Ligurian
- lünn-a Ligurian
- loina Dalmatian
- lalin Mauritian Creole
- lune Walloon
- leugne Bourguignon
- luna Neapolitan
- losna Old Latin
- luna Aragonese
- lalin Seychellois Creole
- lurĕ Istro-Romanian
- lluna Old Leonese