travail
Old French
noun
Definitions
- suffering, torment
Etymology
Derived from Latin *tripaliō, trepālium, tripālis (that which has three stakes, having three stakes, held up by three stakes, held up by three stakes pales).
Origin
Latin
tripālis
Gloss
that which has three stakes, having three stakes, held up by three stakes, held up by three stakes pales
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- travail English
- *trapaliare, *tripaliāre Latin
- *tripalium Latin
- *tripaliāre Latin
- *tripaliō Latin
- trabaculare Latin
- trepalium Latin
- trepālium Latin
- tripalium Latin
- tripālis Latin
- travail French
- sobretrabajo Spanish, Castilian
- teletrabajo Spanish, Castilian
- trabajo Spanish, Castilian
- antitrabalho Portuguese
- trabalho Portuguese
- trabalhoso Portuguese
- travail Middle English
- travauz Old French
- treball Catalan, Valencian
- trabaho Cebuano
- travas Norman
- trabaho Tagalog
- travail Middle French
- trabalh Occitan
- *trēs Proto-Italic
- trabou Papiamentu
- trabadja Kabuverdianu
- trabaho Bikol Central
- traböjo Tetelcingo Nahuatl
- tadawaaju Maquiritari