longo
Galician
adj
Definitions
- long
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese longo inherited from Latin longus (long, far, away, far off, extended) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *dl̥h₁gʰós (long).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*dl̥h₁gʰós
Gloss
long
Concept
Semantic Field
Emotions and values
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
長
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Lombard English
- Longview English
- agelong English
- along English
- armlong English
- belong English
- blocklong English
- daylong English
- decadelong English
- decadeslong English
- edgelong English
- elongate English
- erelong English
- evenlong English
- extralong English
- feetlong English
- footlong English
- forlong English
- hourlong English
- hourslong English
- inchlong English
- length English
- lifelong English
- livelong English
- long English
- long-haired English
- long-lived English
- longage English
- longarm English
- longbeak English
- longbeard English
- longboard English
- longboat English
- longbow English
- longcase English
- longclaw English
- longcoat English
- longcut English
- longdog English
- longear English
- longer English
- longest English
- longeth English
- longevous English
- longfin English
- longgrass English
- longhair English
- longhaired English
- longhand English
- longheaded English
- longhorn English
- longhouse English
- longie English
- longies English
- longilateral English
- longimetry English
- longing English
- longiroster English
- longish English
- longleaf English
- longline English
- longlist English
- longly English
- longminded English
- longneck English
- longnecked English
- longness English
- longnose English
- longplay English
- longship English
- longshoot English
- longshot English
- longsleeved English
- longsome English
- longspun English
- longspur English
- longstemmed English
- longsuffering English
- longsword English
- longtail English
- longterm English
- longtime English
- longulite English
- longwall English
- longward English
- longwave English
- longwhiles English
- longwing English
- longwise English
- longwool English
- longword English
- longy English
- minuteslong English
- monthlong English
- monthslong English
- nightlong English
- nonlong English
- overlong English
- seasonlong English
- semilong English
- sidelong English
- summerlong English
- superlong English
- ultralong English
- waistlong English
- weeklong English
- weekslong English
- winterlong English
- elongo Latin
- elongāre Latin
- longanimis Latin
- longare Latin
- longicaudus Latin
- longiceps Latin
- longicollis Latin
- longiflorus Latin
- longimanus Latin
- longinquus Latin
- longipalpus Latin
- longipennis Latin
- longipetiolatus Latin
- longipinnis Latin
- longirostris Latin
- longisco Latin
- longisepalus Latin
- longisetus Latin
- longispinus Latin
- longitarsis Latin
- longithorax Latin
- longitia Latin
- longitudo Latin
- longiventris Latin
- longus Latin
- longāre Latin
- longō Latin
- oblongus Latin
- perlongus Latin
- praelongus Latin
- prolongo Latin
- lungo Italian
- long French
- longe French
- luengo Spanish, Castilian
- δολιχός Ancient Greek
- *dlongʰos Proto-Indo-European
- *dl̥h₁gʰós Proto-Indo-European
- longo Portuguese
- *langaz Proto-Germanic
- *tulguz Proto-Germanic
- दीर्घ Sanskrit
- long Middle English
- *dьlgъ Proto-Slavic
- *dь̀lgъ, *dьlgъ Proto-Slavic
- long Old French
- llong Catalan, Valencian
- alongar Galician
- lung Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- lungime Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- alongar Old Portuguese
- longo Old Portuguese
- *drHgʰa- Proto-Indo-Iranian
- *dr̥Hgʰás Proto-Indo-Iranian
- lundzimi Aromanian
- lungu Aromanian
- long Occitan
- *dlongos Proto-Italic
- lung Romansh
- llongu Asturian
- lunc Friulian
- lonc Old Occitan
- longu Sicilian
- *dílˀgas Proto-Balto-Slavic
- lóngo Ligurian
- luang Dalmatian
- *dr̥Hgáh Proto-Iranian
- lonch Ladin
- luongo Neapolitan
- longo Istriot