peann
Gaelic (Scots)
/pʰjaun̪ˠ/
noun
Definitions
- pen
Etymology
Inherited from Old Irish penn (pen) derived from Latin penna (feather, wing, fin, pen, quill).
Origin
Latin
penna
Gloss
feather, wing, fin, pen, quill
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
翼
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- penna English
- pennaceous English
- pennibrachium English
- penniferous English
- penniform English
- acutipennis Latin
- albipennis Latin
- amplipennis Latin
- angustipennis Latin
- auripennis Latin
- bipennis Latin
- brevipennis Latin
- claripennis Latin
- fascipennis Latin
- flavipennis Latin
- fumipennis Latin
- fuscipennis Latin
- glabripennis Latin
- hyalinipennis Latin
- latipennis Latin
- longipennis Latin
- maculipennis Latin
- nigripennis Latin
- obscuripennis Latin
- pallidipennis Latin
- penna Latin
- pennatus Latin
- penniger Latin
- pennula Latin
- pictipennis Latin
- planipennis Latin
- punctipennis Latin
- rotundipennis Latin
- rufipennis Latin
- spinipennis Latin
- vitripennis Latin
- Pennal German
- penna Hungarian
- penna Italian
- pen Dutch, Flemish
- pennon French
- peña Spanish, Castilian
- *peth₂- Proto-Indo-European
- *penn- Proto-Germanic
- penna Swedish
- peann Irish
- penni Old Norse
- empaner Old French
- pignon Old French
- penni Icelandic
- penn Old Irish
- penn Manx
- pena Old Portuguese
- peanã Aromanian
- *petnā Proto-Italic
- pene Friulian
- pinna Sicilian
- penne xno