פירוטכניקה
Hebrew (Modern Ashkenazic)
noun
Definitions
- pyrotechnics
- (colloquial) A complicated system or operation, usually overly so.
Etymology
Derived from Latin pyrotechnica affix from Ancient Greek πῦρ (fire, lightning) + Ancient Greek τεχνικός (artistic, skilful, art, skillful, workmanlike).
Origin
Ancient Greek
τεχνικός
Gloss
artistic, skilful, art, skillful, workmanlike
Kanji
芸
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- pyrargyrite English
- pyroballogy English
- pyruvic acid English
- pyro- Latin
- pyropus Latin
- pyrotechnica Latin
- technicus Latin
- pirico Italian
- technique French
- Πυριλάμπης Ancient Greek
- βάλλειν Ancient Greek
- πυράγρα Ancient Greek
- πυρία Ancient Greek
- πυρίτης Ancient Greek
- πυρίφλεκτος Ancient Greek
- πυρκαϊά Ancient Greek
- πυρρός Ancient Greek
- πύραυνος Ancient Greek
- πύρινος Ancient Greek
- πῦρ Ancient Greek
- τεχνικός Ancient Greek
- ἄπυρος Ancient Greek
- ἰσόπυρον Ancient Greek
- *péh₂wr̥ Proto-Indo-European
- teknikk Norwegian Bokmål
- teknikk Norwegian Nynorsk
- техника Serbo-Croatian