queixo
Galician
/ˈkej.ʃʊ/
noun
Definitions
- cheese
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese queijo (cheese) inherited from Latin cāseus (cheese) derived from Proto-Indo-European *kwat- (ferment, become sour, boil).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*kwat-
Gloss
ferment, become sour, boil
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- caseate English
- queso English
- casearius Latin
- caseus Latin
- cāseus Latin
- cāseāria Latin
- cāseārius Latin
- cāseāta Latin
- cacio Italian
- caseificio Italian
- quesero Spanish, Castilian
- quesería Spanish, Castilian
- quesito Spanish, Castilian
- queso Spanish, Castilian
- requesón Spanish, Castilian
- *kwat- Proto-Indo-European
- *kwh₂et- Proto-Indo-European
- queijeiro Portuguese
- queijo Portuguese
- quejo Portuguese
- requeijão Portuguese
- keso Swedish
- उत्क्वतथति Sanskrit
- क्वथते, उद्-क्वथते Sanskrit
- caș Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- کتغ Persian
- keso Cebuano
- cáise Old Irish
- keso Tagalog
- keju Malay
- *kāsī gmw-pro
- queijo Old Portuguese
- cash Aromanian
- cash, caș Aromanian
- queso Old Spanish
- chis Dalmatian
- kisu Quechua
- géeso Navajo, Navaho
- *kọs Proto-Brythonic
- kèju Javanese
- caso Neapolitan
- quiexo Tetelcingo Nahuatl
- caseo Interlingua
- keso Ilocano
- keiju Tetum
- keso Waray-Waray
- kàsu’úna Taos
- ques Zoogocho Zapotec
- quexio Fala
- kešu Rayón Zoque
- quiiz Seri
- kisu Tarifit
- keso Old Leonese
- quéexiu Huichol
- kesò Guerrero Amuzgo