moderna
Ido
/mo.ˈder.na/
adj
Definitions
- modern
Etymology
Borrowed from English modern borrowed from French moderne borrowed from German modern borrowed from Italian moderno (modern) borrowed from Spanish, Castilian moderno (modern) derived from Latin modernus.
Origin
Latin
modernus
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antimodern English
- hypermodern English
- metamodern English
- modern English
- moderner English
- modernish English
- modernism English
- modernist English
- modernistic English
- modernity English
- modernize English
- modernly English
- modernness English
- neomodern English
- nonmodern English
- postmodern English
- premodern English
- protomodern English
- semimodern English
- supermodern English
- transmodern English
- ultramodern English
- unmodern English
- modernus Latin
- modo Latin
- Moderne German
- Modernismus German
- hochmodern German
- modern German
- modernisieren German
- vermodern German
- modern Hungarian
- ammodernare Italian
- antimoderno Italian
- ipermoderno Italian
- modernamente Italian
- modernismo Italian
- modernissimo Italian
- modernistico Italian
- modernizzare Italian
- moderno Italian
- postmoderno Italian
- premoderno Italian
- ultramoderno Italian
- moderne French
- modernement French
- moderniser French
- modernisme French
- modernissime French
- moderniste French
- modernité French
- néomoderne French
- ultramoderne French
- модерн Russian
- antimoderno Spanish, Castilian
- modernamente Spanish, Castilian
- modernidad Spanish, Castilian
- modernismo Spanish, Castilian
- moderno Spanish, Castilian
- supermoderno Spanish, Castilian
- tardomoderno Spanish, Castilian
- moderne Norwegian Bokmål
- moderno Portuguese
- modern Swedish
- モダン Japanese
- moderne Norwegian Nynorsk
- modern Catalan, Valencian
- μοντέρνος Greek (modern)
- moderno Tagalog
- moderne Middle French
- მოდერნიზმი Georgian
- 摩登 Chinese
- moderny Lower Sorbian