teras
Indonesian
[ˈt̪ɛ.ras], [t̪əˈras], [t̪əˈras]
noun
Definitions
- terrace,
Etymology
Borrowed from Dutch, Flemish terras derived from French terrasse (terrace) derived from Old Occitan terrassa derived from Latin terra (earth, land, ground, Earth, soil, dry land).
Origin
Latin
terra
Gloss
earth, land, ground, Earth, soil, dry land
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
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Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- koa English
- terra English
- terrace English
- terrarium English
- terrasse English
- terrel English
- *interrāre Latin
- *terraceus Latin
- mediterraneus Latin
- subterraneus Latin
- subterreus Latin
- terra Latin
- terraceus Latin
- terrarius Latin
- terrenus Latin
- terrestris Latin
- terreus Latin
- terrosus Latin
- terrārius Latin
- Terrasse German
- terasz Hungarian
- terra Italian
- terrazza Italian
- terrarium Dutch, Flemish
- terras Dutch, Flemish
- terrasse French
- terrasser French
- terre French
- терра́са Russian
- terraza Spanish, Castilian
- tierra Spanish, Castilian
- *ters- Proto-Indo-European
- terrasse Norwegian Bokmål
- terraço Portuguese
- terrass Swedish
- taras Polish
- kontinent Norwegian Nynorsk
- terrasse Norwegian Nynorsk
- terrasse Danish
- terre Old French
- terrassa Catalan, Valencian
- terasă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- țară Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- țăran Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- Terrass Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- terrass Estonian
- terra Old Portuguese
- tsarã Aromanian
- *terzā Proto-Italic
- terra Romansh
- tiara Romansh
- tierra Asturian
- tiere Friulian
- terra Old Occitan
- terrassa Old Occitan
- terasa Lower Sorbian
- terra Sicilian
- tera Venetian
- tara Dalmatian
- tiara Dalmatian
- koa Hawaiian
- *toa Proto-Polynesian
- târre Bourguignon
- tera Ladin
- terra Neapolitan
- tiera Istriot
- tarra Corsican
- terra Corsican
- tierra Aragonese
- tière Picard
- tère Picard
- tera Lombard
- toa Rarotongan