homo
Ido
/ˈho.mo/
noun
Definitions
- human, man
Etymology
Derived from Esperanto homo (human, person, human being) derived from English human derived from French homme (man) derived from Italian uomo (man, person) derived from Spanish, Castilian hombre (man, human being) derived from Latin homō (man, human being, person, human) derived from Proto-Indo-European *dʰǵʰm̥mō (earthling, human).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*dʰǵʰm̥mō
Gloss
earthling, human
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- abhuman English
- antihuman English
- demihuman English
- extrahuman English
- half-human English
- hombre English
- human English
- human sacrifice English
- humanation English
- humanburger English
- humancentric English
- humanesque English
- humanhood English
- humanicide English
- humanics English
- humaniform English
- humanify English
- humanisation English
- humanish English
- humanism English
- humanization English
- humanize English
- humankind English
- humanless English
- humanlike English
- humanly English
- humanmade English
- humanness English
- humanoid English
- humanosphere English
- humanphobe English
- humansexual English
- humanwise English
- infrahuman English
- inhuman English
- interhuman English
- intrahuman English
- metahuman English
- nonhuman English
- omi English
- paleohuman English
- panhuman English
- parahuman English
- posthuman English
- prehuman English
- preterhuman English
- protohuman English
- semi-human English
- semihuman English
- subhuman English
- superhuman English
- suprahuman English
- transhuman English
- ultrahuman English
- unhuman English
- werehuman English
- homicida Latin
- homicidium Latin
- hominem Latin
- homullus Latin
- homunculus Latin
- homō Latin
- semihomo Latin
- antiuomo Italian
- mannaro Italian
- oltreuomo Italian
- ominazione Italian
- superuomo Italian
- uomo Italian
- gentilhomme French
- hombre French
- hommasse French
- homme French
- homme-mort French
- hommelet French
- prud'homme French
- gentilhombre Spanish, Castilian
- hombrazo Spanish, Castilian
- hombre Spanish, Castilian
- hombre lobo Spanish, Castilian
- hombrecillo Spanish, Castilian
- hombrecito Spanish, Castilian
- hombruna Spanish, Castilian
- hombrón Spanish, Castilian
- matahombres Spanish, Castilian
- superhombre Spanish, Castilian
- ὅμηρος Ancient Greek
- *dʰǵʰm̥mō Proto-Indo-European
- *seh₁p- Proto-Indo-European
- *ǵʰmṓ Proto-Indo-European
- homem Portuguese
- *gumô Proto-Germanic
- humayne Middle English
- hom Old French
- ome Old French
- afiŝhomo Esperanto
- homama Esperanto
- homamaso Esperanto
- homamo Esperanto
- homarano Esperanto
- homaro Esperanto
- homaĵo Esperanto
- homaŭtomato Esperanto
- homeca Esperanto
- homedo Esperanto
- homido Esperanto
- homino Esperanto
- homlupo Esperanto
- hommalama Esperanto
- hommortigo Esperanto
- homo Esperanto
- kavernhomo Esperanto
- neĝhomo Esperanto
- superhoma Esperanto
- ŝafhomo Esperanto
- om Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- hom-ocido Ido
- homala Ido
- homino Ido
- homulo Ido
- ocido Ido
- homme Middle French
- *gdonyos Proto-Celtic
- om Aromanian
- *hemō Proto-Italic
- um Romansh
- om Friulian
- omp Friulian
- om Old Occitan
- ome Old Occitan
- omne Old Occitan
- omne Old Spanish
- omo Venetian
- homber Papiamentu
- hòmber Papiamentu
- ommo Ligurian
- òmmo Ligurian
- jomno Dalmatian
- ommo Neapolitan
- omo Istriot
- hemō Old Latin
- n'homme Louisiana Creole French
- nomme Louisiana Creole French
- homo Franco-Provençal
- hom Old Catalan
- omme Mayo