humuro
Ido
/huˈmuro/
noun
Definitions
- humour, jocose imagination less intellectual and more sympathetic than wit
Etymology
Borrowed from English humour borrowed from French humour borrowed from German Humor (humor) borrowed from Italian humour borrowed from Russian ю́мор borrowed from Spanish, Castilian humor derived from Latin hūmor (fluid).
Origin
Latin
hūmor
Gloss
fluid
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- dishumour English
- humor English
- humour English
- humourful English
- humourise English
- humourist English
- humourless English
- humourous English
- humoursome English
- outhumour English
- huumori Finnish
- humor Latin
- hūmor Latin
- hūmōrem, hūmor, humor Latin
- Galgenhumor German
- Humor German
- humorig German
- humorlos German
- humorvoll German
- humor Hungarian
- humour Italian
- humour French
- ю́мор Russian
- юмор Russian
- humor Spanish, Castilian
- humorista Spanish, Castilian
- humor Norwegian Bokmål
- humor Swedish
- ユーモア Japanese
- humor Polish
- humor Norwegian Nynorsk
- humour Middle English
- humor Old French
- χιούμορ Greek (modern)
- humuere Middle Dutch
- yumor Azerbaijani
- 유머 Korean