feo
Galician
/ˈfeo̝/, /ˈfeo̝/
adj
Definitions
- ugly
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese feo inherited from Latin foedus (ugly, hideous, pact, filthy, foul, alliance, agreement, horrible, loathsome, disgusting, heinous, abominable, shocking).
Origin
Latin
foedus
Gloss
ugly, hideous, pact, filthy, foul, alliance, agreement, horrible, loathsome, disgusting, heinous, abominable, shocking
Concept
Semantic Field
Emotions and values
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- confoedero Latin
- foedifragus Latin
- foeditas Latin
- foedus Latin
- fēnum Latin
- Föderation German
- fedo Italian
- федерали́зм Russian
- feo Spanish, Castilian
- føderal Norwegian Bokmål
- føderasjon Norwegian Bokmål
- feio Portuguese
- feioso Portuguese
- feiura Portuguese
- føderal Norwegian Nynorsk
- føderasjon Norwegian Nynorsk
- føderal Danish
- feal Galician
- feo Old Portuguese
- *foiðos Proto-Italic
- feu Asturian
- feu Sardinian