skrubo
Ido
/ˈskru.bo/
noun
Definitions
- screw
Etymology
Borrowed from German Schraube (screw) borrowed from English screw (meddle, play with).
Origin
English
screw
Gloss
meddle, play with
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- airscrew English
- bottlescrew English
- corkscrew English
- jackscrew English
- leadscrew English
- microscrew English
- mindscrew English
- miniscrew English
- rescrew English
- screw English
- screw pine English
- screwability English
- screwable English
- screwback English
- screwball English
- screwbean English
- screwcap English
- screwcapped English
- screwdriver English
- screwdriving English
- screwed English
- screwee English
- screwer English
- screwface English
- screwgate English
- screwhead English
- screwjack English
- screwjob English
- screwless English
- screwlike English
- screwman English
- screwplate English
- screwpress English
- screwtape English
- screwtop English
- screwworm English
- screwy English
- thumbscrew English
- turnscrew English
- unscrew English
- Goldschraube German
- Heckschraube German
- Holzschraube German
- Hubschrauber German
- Innensechskantschraube German
- Kreuzschlitzschraube German
- Kunststoffschraube German
- Kupferschraube German
- Madenschraube German
- Metallschraube German
- Schraube German
- Schraubendreher German
- Schraubenmutter German
- Schraubenzieher German
- Schraubverschluss German
- Silberschraube German
- Stahlschraube German
- Wurmschraube German
- sróf Hungarian
- шуруп Russian
- screw Middle English
- scriú Irish
- ŝraŭbo Esperanto
- șurub Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- สกรู Thai
- desskrubagar Ido
- skrubagar Ido
- skrubturnilo Ido
- turnilo Ido
- schrūbe Middle High German
- skru Tok Pisin