tondro
Ido
/ˈtɔn.dro/
noun
Definitions
- (weather) thunder
Etymology
Borrowed from Esperanto tondro borrowed from English thunder borrowed from French tonnerre (thunder) borrowed from German Donner (thunder) borrowed from Italian tuono.
Origin
Italian (Fiorentino)
tuono
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- thunder English
- thunder god English
- thunderation English
- thunderbird English
- thunderblast English
- thunderbolt English
- thunderboomer English
- thunderbox English
- thunderbug English
- thunderburst English
- thunderclap English
- thundercloud English
- thundercrack English
- thundercunt English
- thunderdunk English
- thunderegg English
- thunderer English
- thunderest English
- thundereth English
- thunderflash English
- thunderhead English
- thundering English
- thunderless English
- thunderlight English
- thunderlike English
- thundermug English
- thunderous English
- thunderpeal English
- thunderproof English
- thundershock English
- thundershower English
- thundersnow English
- thundersome English
- thundersquall English
- thunderstick English
- thunderstone English
- thunderstorm English
- thunderstricken English
- thunderstrike English
- thunderstruck English
- thunderworm English
- thundery English
- upthunder English
- tonus Latin
- Donner German
- Donnerhall German
- Donnerkeil German
- Donnerwetter German
- tuonare Italian
- tuono Italian
- paratonnerre French
- tonner French
- tonnerre French
- thunder Middle English
- tuneire Old French
- fulmotondro Esperanto
- tondri Esperanto
- tondro Esperanto
- tondrodio Esperanto
- tondrar Ido
- doner Middle High German
- tanda Tok Pisin