frukto
Ido
/ˈfruk.to/
noun
Definitions
- fruit
- (figuratively) an unborn child in a woman's womb
Etymology
Derived from Esperanto frukto (fruit) derived from German Frucht (fruit) derived from Russian фрукт derived from Latin fructus (fruit, proceeds, profits, enjoyment, income, produce) derived from English fructify derived from French fructifier derived from Spanish, Castilian fructificar.
Origin
Spanish
fructificar
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- fructescence English
- fructifier English
- fructify English
- fructa Latin
- fructifer Latin
- fructus Latin
- fruor Latin
- Apfelfrucht German
- Drachenfrucht German
- Frucht German
- Fruchtknoten German
- Fruchtkörper German
- Fruchtsalat German
- Fruchtzucker German
- Früchtchen German
- Leibesfrucht German
- Mirakelfrucht German
- Passionsfrucht German
- Steinfrucht German
- fruchtbar German
- fruchtig German
- fruchtlos German
- fruchtschädigend German
- frutto Italian
- fructose Dutch, Flemish
- fructidor French
- fructifier French
- фрукт Russian
- фруктовый Russian
- fructificar Spanish, Castilian
- fruto Spanish, Castilian
- δῶρον Ancient Greek
- *bʰruHg- Proto-Indo-European
- fruto Portuguese
- frukt Polish
- fruktose Danish
- fructefier Old French
- fruit Old French
- fruktarbejo Esperanto
- fruktaĵo Esperanto
- frukto Esperanto
- fruktodona Esperanto
- fruktoporta Esperanto
- kivifrukto Esperanto
- senfrukta Esperanto
- fruit Catalan, Valencian
- froito Galician
- fruct Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- frupt Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- fruht Old High German
- artokarpo Ido
- artokarpofrukto Ido
- breadfruit tree, jack tree, etc. Ido
- citrusfrukto Ido
- citruso Ido
- fruktifar Ido
- fryt Albanian
- פֿרוכט Yiddish
- fruht Old Saxon
- fructu Aromanian
- fretg Romansh
- fritg Romansh
- früt Romansh
- frutu Asturian
- frucht Western Frisian
- frooth Cornish
- fruot Dalmatian
- *fruɨθ Proto-Brythonic
- frùtto Neapolitan
- fruito Aragonese