campa
Galician
/ˈkampa/, /ˈkampa/
noun
Definitions
- sarcophagus or tomb lid; horizontal tombstone
- bell
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese campãa inherited from Latin campāna (steeple bell), Campāna, Campānia (a region of Italy in which bronze was produced, the level country, Campania).
Origin
Latin
Campānia
Gloss
a region of Italy in which bronze was produced, the level country, Campania
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Campāna Latin
- Campānia Latin
- campanella Latin
- campāna Latin
- Campania Italian
- campana Italian
- campanaccio Italian
- campanello Italian
- campanile Italian
- campana Spanish, Castilian
- campanario Spanish, Castilian
- campanear Spanish, Castilian
- campanero Spanish, Castilian
- campanil Spanish, Castilian
- Καμπανία Ancient Greek
- campa Portuguese
- campana Catalan, Valencian
- campanar Catalan, Valencian
- campaza Galician
- campá Galician
- kampana Cebuano
- kampana Tagalog
- këmbanë Albanian
- campãa Old Portuguese
- campana yollohtli Classical Nahuatl
- campana Asturian
- cjampane Friulian
- campanaid Dalmatian
- campuona Dalmatian
- canpaneîl Istriot
- campana Aragonese