plajo
Ido
/ˈplaʒo/
noun
Definitions
- (geography) beach
Etymology
Borrowed from French plage (beach) borrowed from Italian spiaggia (beach) borrowed from Spanish, Castilian playa (beach) borrowed from Russian пляж derived from Latin plagia, plaga (region, tract, flat surface, blow, a stripe, a blow, expanse, slaughter, a welt, quarter, district, zone).
Origin
Latin
plaga
Gloss
region, tract, flat surface, blow, a stripe, a blow, expanse, slaughter, a welt, quarter, district, zone
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- plaga English
- plage English
- playa English
- plaga Latin
- plaga, plaga#Etymology 2 2 Latin
- plagia Latin
- plagula Latin
- piaggia Italian
- plaga Italian
- spiaggetta Italian
- spiaggia Italian
- spiaggiare Italian
- plage French
- plagiste French
- plaïe French
- пляж Russian
- пляжный Russian
- explayar Spanish, Castilian
- playa Spanish, Castilian
- playera Spanish, Castilian
- playero Spanish, Castilian
- playita Spanish, Castilian
- playón Spanish, Castilian
- πλάγια Ancient Greek
- *pleh₂k- Proto-Indo-European
- plage Norwegian Bokmål
- plaża Polish
- plage Norwegian Nynorsk
- pláž Czech
- plaža Serbo-Croatian
- плажа Serbo-Croatian
- platja Catalan, Valencian
- պլյաժ Armenian
- փլաժ Armenian
- plajă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- πλαζ Greek (modern)
- plaj Turkish
- aplaya Tagalog
- плаж Bulgarian
- Plage Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- plazh Albanian
- praya Old Portuguese
- პლაჟი Georgian
- плажа Macedonian
- pláž Slovak
- plaja Occitan
- plaža Slovene
- praja Sicilian
- playa Papiamentu
- plage Low German
- plaj Haitian, Haitian Creole
- tzaca Sardinian
- аплиаж Abkhazian