gracioza
Ido
/ɡra.t͡siˈo.za/
adj
Definitions
- graceful, gracious, elegant
Etymology
Suf from Ido gracio borrowed from Spanish, Castilian gracioso borrowed from Italian grazioso (graceful) borrowed from English gracious borrowed from French gracieux (graceful) derived from Latin grātiōsus (agreeable, popular).
Origin
Latin
grātiōsus
Gloss
agreeable, popular
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- gracioso English
- gracious English
- graciously English
- graciousness English
- grazioso English
- ingracious English
- misgracious English
- ungracious English
- gratia Latin
- gratiosus Latin
- grātiōsus Latin
- graziös German
- grazia Italian
- graziosamente Italian
- graziosissimo Italian
- graziosità Italian
- grazioso Italian
- ingraziosire Italian
- gratieus Dutch, Flemish
- disgracieux French
- gracieusement French
- gracieuseté French
- gracieux French
- грациозный Russian
- graciosamente Spanish, Castilian
- graciosito Spanish, Castilian
- gracioso Spanish, Castilian
- gracious Middle English
- gracieus Old French
- gracious Old French
- graco Esperanto
- graciós Catalan, Valencian
- gracio Ido
- gracioso Old Portuguese
- გრაციოზული Georgian