sukro
Ido
/suˈkro/
noun
Definitions
- sugar
Etymology
Borrowed from English sugar borrowed from French sucre (sugar) borrowed from German Zucker (sugar) borrowed from Italian zucchero (sugar) borrowed from Russian са́хар (sugar) borrowed from Spanish, Castilian azúcar.
Origin
Spanish
azúcar
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Zuckerberg English
- anhydrosugar English
- antisugar English
- arsenosugar English
- azasugar English
- azidosugar English
- booger sugar English
- bromosugar English
- chitosugar English
- chlorosugar English
- corn sugar English
- dehydrosugar English
- deoxysugar English
- desugar English
- dideoxysugar English
- fluorosugar English
- halosugar English
- iminosugar English
- iodosugar English
- monosugar English
- multisugar English
- nonsugar English
- oligosugar English
- phosphosugar English
- pseudosugar English
- sugar English
- sugar baby English
- sugar bush English
- sugar candy English
- sugar pill English
- sugar-free English
- sugarbag English
- sugarberry English
- sugarbird English
- sugarbush English
- sugarcoat English
- sugarcoated English
- sugarcraft English
- sugarer English
- sugarfree English
- sugarholic English
- sugarhouse English
- sugarless English
- sugarlike English
- sugarmaker English
- sugarmaking English
- sugarman English
- sugarpie English
- sugartime English
- sugartits English
- sugary English
- saccharum Latin
- zuccarum Latin
- Blutzucker German
- Fruchtzucker German
- Milchzucker German
- Puderzucker German
- Rohrzucker German
- Traubenzucker German
- Zimtzucker German
- Zucker German
- Zuckerbrot German
- Zuckerbäcker German
- Zuckerguss German
- Zuckerhut German
- Zuckerkrankheit German
- Zuckerlöffel German
- Zuckerphosphat German
- Zuckerpille German
- Zuckerrohr German
- Zuckerrübe German
- Zuckerschale German
- Zuckerschote German
- Zuckersteuer German
- Zuckerware German
- Zuckerwatte German
- Zuckerwerk German
- zuckerfrei German
- zuckerhaltig German
- zuckerkrank German
- zuckersüß German
- cukor Hungarian
- aminozucchero Italian
- amminozucchero Italian
- inzuccherare Italian
- zuccherare Italian
- zuccheriero Italian
- zuccherifero Italian
- zuccherificio Italian
- zucchero Italian
- zuccheroso Italian
- sucrose Dutch, Flemish
- suiker Dutch, Flemish
- sucre French
- sucrerie French
- sucrette French
- са́хар Russian
- сахарный Russian
- сахарок Russian
- azucarar Spanish, Castilian
- azucarera Spanish, Castilian
- azucarero Spanish, Castilian
- azúcar Spanish, Castilian
- sucra Spanish, Castilian
- σάκχαρ Ancient Greek
- *ḱorkeh₂ Proto-Indo-European
- açúcar Portuguese
- cukier Polish
- sugre Middle English
- سُكَّر Arabic
- laktosukero Esperanto
- sukeraĵo Esperanto
- sukero Esperanto
- sukerujo Esperanto
- cukar Serbo-Croatian
- cuker Serbo-Croatian
- asukar Cebuano
- zuckar Old High German
- cukurs Latvian
- sukra Ido
- sukrizar Ido
- sukruyo Ido
- asukal Tagalog
- zucker Middle High German
- suhkur Estonian
- sucker Middle Low German
- cukor Slovak
- ushukela Zulu
- juga Marshallese
- jukwa Marshallese
- cukor Lower Sorbian
- suga Tok Pisin
- sukra Kabuverdianu
- huka Maori
- disik Mauritian Creole
- sukker Livonian
- sukkur, sukker Livonian
- asukar Bikol Central
- اَلسُّكَّر, سكر Andalusian Arabic
- asukar Hiligaynon
- asucatl Tetelcingo Nahuatl
- suka Fijian
- zuahari Karelian
- disik Seychellois Creole
- саахар Yakut
- shuga Shona
- asukar Ilocano
- caarralaq Yup'ik
- asukar Waray-Waray
- sahar Ter Sami
- asukar Yogad
- сахӑр Chuvash
- asukaar Yucatec Maya
- sĭk Rade
- sogal Abenaki
- zukker AG.
- sukol Malecite-Passamaquoddy
- chuuk Nyâlayu
- chuxee Nyâlayu