compaña
Galician
/komˈpaɲa̝/
noun
Definitions
- group of people
- company
- (dated) troop or army
- (mythology) the procession of the death, also known as estantiga (estantiga), the "ancient troop" a Christianized form of the Wild Hunt
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese companna inherited from Latin *compania, compāniō.
Origin
Latin
compāniō
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *compania Latin
- compāniō Latin
- compāniōnem Latin
- Kompagnon German
- compagno Italian
- compagnone Italian
- compagnon French
- acompañar Spanish, Castilian
- compaña Spanish, Castilian
- compañero Spanish, Castilian
- compañía Spanish, Castilian
- kompanjong Norwegian Bokmål
- companha Portuguese
- companheiro Portuguese
- kompanjon Swedish
- コンパニオン Japanese
- kompanjong Norwegian Nynorsk
- kompagnon Danish
- compaignie Old French
- compaignon Old French
- compain Old French
- compaing Old French
- companie Old French
- kompanjon Serbo-Croatian
- acompanyar Catalan, Valencian
- compañeiro Galician
- companna Old Portuguese
- companneiro Old Portuguese
- kumpan Old Swedish
- *gahlaibō Frankish
- *galaibo Frankish
- cunpagno Istriot