raidió
Irish (Donegal)
/ɾˠadʲiːˈoː/, /ˈɾˠadʲiːoː/, /ˈɾˠadʲiɔ/
noun
Definitions
- radio
Etymology
Borrowed from English radio (radio waves, rays radiation) derived from Latin radius (ray, rod, spoke, staff, ray of light, stake, spoke of a wheel, beam).
Origin
Latin
radius
Gloss
ray, rod, spoke, staff, ray of light, stake, spoke of a wheel, beam
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
棒
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aeradio English
- antiradio English
- microradio English
- nonradio English
- preradio English
- quasi-stellar radio-source English
- radialis English
- radio English
- radio shack English
- radio star English
- radio-friendly English
- radiogramophone English
- radioland English
- radioless English
- radiolike English
- radioman English
- radiopager English
- radiotelecommunication English
- radiotelephone English
- radiothon English
- radiotracking English
- radiotransmitter English
- radius English
- *radia Latin
- radia Latin
- radio Latin
- radiolus Latin
- radius Latin
- radiālis Latin
- Radio German
- Radius German
- radio- Hungarian
- irraggiamento Italian
- irraggiare Italian
- radio Italian
- raggio Italian
- razzo Italian
- radio Dutch, Flemish
- radium French
- radius French
- rayon French
- ра́дий Russian
- радиан Russian
- радиус Russian
- rayo Spanish, Castilian
- *neredʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *reh₁t- Proto-Indo-European
- radius Norwegian Bokmål
- radio Swedish
- ラジオ Japanese
- radius Norwegian Nynorsk
- radius Danish
- rai Old French
- radi Catalan, Valencian
- raig Catalan, Valencian
- रेडियो Hindi
- raxo Galician
- radyo Cebuano
- radio Welsh
- rhaidd Welsh
- radyo Turkish
- radio Afrikaans
- రేడియో Telugu
- radio Norman
- ရေဒီယို Burmese
- rreze Albanian
- רדיוס Hebrew (modern)
- *arraia Old Portuguese
- rayo Old Portuguese
- ৰেডিঅ Assamese
- redio Swahili
- rai Friulian
- রেডিও Bengali
- redio Tok Pisin
- rus Dalmatian
- radius Crimean Tatar
- rayo Aragonese