moblo
Ido
/ˈmo.blo/
noun
Definitions
- piece of furniture
Etymology
Borrowed from French meuble (furniture, an item of furniture, piece of furniture) borrowed from German Möbel (furniture) borrowed from Italian mobile borrowed from Russian ме́бель borrowed from Spanish, Castilian mueble (furniture) derived from Latin mōbilis (moveable, easy to be moved, movable, loose, mobile).
Origin
Latin
mōbilis
Gloss
moveable, easy to be moved, movable, loose, mobile
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- mobile English
- mobile Latin
- mobilem, mobilis Latin
- mobilis Latin
- mobilitas Latin
- mōbile, mobile Latin
- mōbilis Latin
- Küchenmöbel German
- Möbel German
- Möbelbauer German
- Möbelstoff German
- Möbelstück German
- möblieren German
- möbliert German
- automobile Italian
- mobile Italian
- mobilificio Italian
- mobilismo Italian
- mobilissimo Italian
- mobilizzare Italian
- mobilmente Italian
- radiomobile Italian
- soprammobile Italian
- meuble French
- meubler French
- mobile French
- ме́бель Russian
- мебель Russian
- мебельный Russian
- guardamuebles Spanish, Castilian
- mueble Spanish, Castilian
- mueblero Spanish, Castilian
- αὐτός Ancient Greek
- *mew- Proto-Indo-European
- møbel Norwegian Bokmål
- möbel Swedish
- mebel Polish
- møbel Norwegian Nynorsk
- møbel Danish
- meblo Esperanto
- mòbil Catalan, Valencian
- mobils Latvian
- mēbele Latvian
- moblala Ido
- moblaro Ido
- moblizar Ido
- мебел Bulgarian
- Miwwel Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- mobile Middle French
- movil Old Portuguese
- mebel Crimean Tatar
- mebel Turkmen
- миэбэл Yakut