veneno
Ido
noun
Definitions
- poison, venom
Etymology
Borrowed from Esperanto veneno (venom, poison) borrowed from English venom borrowed from French venin borrowed from Italian veleno borrowed from Spanish, Castilian veneno derived from Latin venēnum (poison, originally love potion, potion).
Origin
Latin
venēnum
Gloss
poison, originally love potion, potion
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antivenom English
- envenom English
- invenom English
- outvenom English
- venom English
- venomed English
- venomer English
- venomics English
- venomization English
- venomless English
- venomlike English
- venomoid English
- venomosalivary English
- venomous English
- venomsome English
- *invenenātus Latin
- *venīmen Latin
- *venīnu(m) Latin
- *venīnum Latin
- veneficus Latin
- venenifer Latin
- veneno Latin
- venenosus Latin
- venenum Latin
- venēnum Latin
- venēnōsus Latin
- antiveleno Italian
- contravveleno Italian
- controveleno Italian
- invelenire Italian
- velenifero Italian
- veleno Italian
- velenoso Italian
- anavenin French
- venimeux French
- venin French
- envenenar Spanish, Castilian
- veneno Spanish, Castilian
- venenoso Spanish, Castilian
- veneno Portuguese
- venenoso Portuguese
- venum Middle English
- venim Old French
- venin Old French
- kontraŭvenena Esperanto
- kontraŭveneno Esperanto
- veneni Esperanto
- veneno Esperanto
- veleno Galician
- venin Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- veninos Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- gwenwyn Welsh
- venenagar Ido
- venenizar Ido
- venenoza Ido
- venin Middle French
- virin Aromanian
- velenu Maltese
- *wenesnom Proto-Italic
- *weneznom Proto-Italic
- venenu Asturian
- velen Friulian
- vilenu Sicilian
- vełen Venetian
- invelenuot Dalmatian
- vanen Istriot
- velen Piedmontese
- benę̀nuʼúne Taos
- venenoh Zacatlán-Ahuacatlán-Tepetzintla Nahuatl