odol
Indonesian
[ˈodɔl]
noun
Definitions
- (informal) toothpaste
Etymology
Derived from Ancient Greek ὀδών (tooth) derived from Latin oleum (oil, olive oil).
Origin
Latin
oleum
Gloss
oil, olive oil
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
油
Emoji
🛢️ 🪔
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Canadian, British, American, Russian, Uzbek English
- indole English
- leucoline English
- linoleum English
- oleamen English
- oleic English
- oleiferous English
- oleo- English
- phenetol English
- pinacolin English
- rhigolene English
- salicylol English
- serolin English
- öljy Finnish
- *oli̯u Latin
- Vulcānus Latin
- oleamen Latin
- olearis Latin
- olearius Latin
- oleosus Latin
- oleum Latin
- oleificio Italian
- oleo- Italian
- olio Italian
- iguana Spanish, Castilian
- óleo Spanish, Castilian
- κυνόδων Ancient Greek
- ἐλαία Ancient Greek
- ἔλαιον Ancient Greek
- ὀδών Ancient Greek
- olje Norwegian Bokmål
- óleo Portuguese
- olje Norwegian Nynorsk
- ele Old English
- oile Old French
- olie Old French
- oli Catalan, Valencian
- óleo Galician
- οδοντο- Greek (modern)
- olew Welsh
- ole Old High German
- oli Old High German
- -don Translingual
- Sinapis Translingual
- olae Old Irish
- olja Faroese
- линолеум Kazakh
- 𐌰𐌻𐌴𐍅 Gothic
- olig Old Dutch
- olie, oli(e) Middle Low German
- òli Occitan
- ieli Romansh
- Чойр Mongolian
- vueli Friulian
- ogghiu Sicilian
- ogio Venetian
- ojo Venetian
- olie xno
- heule Bourguignon
- olio Aragonese
- oli Lombard