Roos
Alemannic German
/ɾɔːz̥/
noun
Definitions
- rose
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German rōse inherited from Old High German rōsa derived from Latin rosa (rose, a rose).
Origin
Latin
rosa
Gloss
rose, a rose
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Rosa English
- roseola English
- rosa Latin
- rosaceus Latin
- rosarium Latin
- rosetum Latin
- roseus Latin
- rosulentus Latin
- Dornröschen German
- Gürtelrose German
- Pfingstrose German
- Rose German
- Rosenblatt German
- Rosengarten German
- Rosengewächs German
- Rosenkohl German
- Rosenkranz German
- Rosenmontag German
- Rosenquarz German
- Rosenwasser German
- Seerose German
- Teichrose German
- Windrose German
- rosa German
- rózsa Hungarian
- rosa Italian
- rose French
- rosa Spanish, Castilian
- rosas Spanish, Castilian
- ῥόδον Ancient Greek
- rosa Norwegian Bokmål
- rose Norwegian Bokmål
- ros Swedish
- rosa Norwegian Nynorsk
- rose Norwegian Nynorsk
- rose Old English
- rōse Old English
- rós Old Norse
- rose Old French
- roža Serbo-Croatian
- ruža Serbo-Croatian
- rosa Catalan, Valencian
- rós Icelandic
- rosa Galician
- roză Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- رزا Persian
- rōsa Old High German
- rozā Latvian
- rósa Faroese
- rose Norman
- rōse Middle High German
- rosa Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- רויז Yiddish
- rosa Old Portuguese
- rose Middle Low German
- rōse Middle Low German
- roas Cimbrian
- ruža Slovak
- ròsa Occitan
- roža Slovene
- rosa Romansh
- rosa Asturian
- rose Friulian
- rós Middle Irish
- rosa Old Spanish
- rêuza Ligurian
- ruosa Dalmatian
- roza Ladino
- רוזה Ladino
- Rus Central Franconian
- Ros Hunsrik
- ruuz Vilamovian
- roza Istriot
- rosa Aragonese