jessi
Friulian
verb
Definitions
- to be
Etymology
Inherited from Latin sum (I am, be, am, exist), stātus.
Origin
Latin
stātus
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- abessive English
- absum Latin
- adsum Latin
- civis romanus sum Latin
- desum Latin
- insum Latin
- intersum Latin
- obsum Latin
- praesum Latin
- prosum Latin
- stātus Latin
- subsum Latin
- sum Latin
- supersum Latin
- suum Latin
- suus, suum Latin
- Status German
- sono Italian
- stato Italian
- état French
- Estado Spanish, Castilian
- estado Spanish, Castilian
- seigo Spanish, Castilian
- soy Spanish, Castilian
- *bʰuH- Proto-Indo-European
- *sed- Proto-Indo-European
- esence Czech
- estat Old French
- ester Old French
- estre Old French
- son Old French
- ser Catalan, Valencian
- fi Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- sunt Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ystad Welsh
- staet Middle Dutch
- san Norman
- статус Bulgarian
- seer Old Portuguese
- escu Aromanian
- *ezom Proto-Italic
- easser Romansh
- esser Romansh
- estáu Asturian
- stât Friulian
- esser Old Occitan
- estat Old Occitan
- èssiri Sicilian
- stà Venetian
- èsare Venetian
- èser Venetian
- saite Dalmatian
- stat Ladin
- essere Sardinian
- esse Neapolitan
- èssere Neapolitan
- ièsi Istriot
- étre Franco-Provençal
- esse Piedmontese
- êser Emilian
- sou Leonese
- săm Megleno-Romanian