σμερδνός
Ancient Greek
adj-1&2
Definitions
- terrible, dreadful
Etymology
Derived from Proto-Indo-European *(s)merd- (sting, bite, burn).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*(s)merd-
Gloss
sting, bite, burn
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- SmartStamp English
- arsesmart English
- hypersmart English
- mordacious English
- mordant English
- nonsmart English
- nosesmart English
- outsmart English
- quicksmart English
- semismart English
- smart English
- smart TV English
- smartarsed English
- smartboard English
- smartdust English
- smarten English
- smarteth English
- smartful English
- smarting English
- smartish English
- smartlet English
- smartly English
- smartman English
- smartmodem English
- smartmouth English
- smartmouthed English
- smartness English
- smartpen English
- smartphone English
- smartsizing English
- smartwatch English
- smartweed English
- smarty English
- smarty pants English
- streetsmart English
- supersmart English
- ultrasmart English
- unsmart English
- maartti Finnish
- admordeo Latin
- commordeo Latin
- demordeo Latin
- immordeo Latin
- mordax Latin
- mordeo Latin
- mordeō Latin
- morsicāre Latin
- obmordeo Latin
- praemordeo Latin
- remordeo Latin
- smart German
- mordre French
- sma't French
- σμερδαλέος Ancient Greek
- *(s)merd- Proto-Indo-European
- smart Norwegian Bokmål
- *smartaz Proto-Germanic
- *smertaną Proto-Germanic
- smart Swedish
- スマート Japanese
- smart Norwegian Nynorsk
- smeortan Old English
- smeortung Old English
- smerten Middle English
- smart Danish
- mordar Ido
- *mordeō Proto-Italic
- smat Tok Pisin