poisson
Old French
noun
Definitions
- fish
Etymology
Suffix from Old French peis inherited from Latin piscis (fish), pisciōnem, *pisciō.
Origin
Latin
pisciōnem, *pisciō
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- pisci- English
- piscarius Latin
- piscina Latin
- piscis Latin
- piscis, piscem Latin
- pisciōnem, *pisciō Latin
- pisculentus Latin
- pīsum Latin
- pesce Italian
- piscicoltore Italian
- piscicoltura Italian
- piscivoro Italian
- empoissonner French
- pisciculture French
- poisson French
- poisson-chien French
- poisson-chirurgien French
- poisson-tigre French
- poissonnerie French
- poissonneux French
- poissonnier French
- peje Spanish, Castilian
- *peysḱ- Proto-Indo-European
- *pisḱ- Proto-Indo-European
- *pisḱis Proto-Indo-European
- peis Old French
- peisible Old French
- peix Catalan, Valencian
- pescui Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- pește Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- paîsson Norman
- paîssonnyi Norman
- païssaon Norman
- peis Norman
- peissoun Norman
- peshk Albanian
- peixe Old Portuguese
- pexe Old Portuguese
- peashti Aromanian
- pescu Aromanian
- peis Occitan
- pesch Romansh
- pestg Romansh
- pèsch Romansh
- pexe Asturian
- pes Friulian
- pisci Sicilian
- pése Venetian
- pesk Breton
- pysk Cornish
- péscio Ligurian
- pasc Dalmatian
- pwason Haitian, Haitian Creole
- piska Kabuverdianu
- pwason Mauritian Creole
- poisson Bourguignon
- pische Sardinian
- pesce Neapolitan
- piso Istriot
- pesciu Corsican
- posson Louisiana Creole French
- pwason Louisiana Creole French
- pwason Seychellois Creole
- pichon Picard