pomp

Icelandic

/pʰɔm̥p/

noun

Definitions

ceremony, pomp

Etymology

Derived from Danish pomp derived from French pompe (shoe, pump) derived from Latin pompa (pomp, parade, procession, display) derived from Ancient Greek πομπή (pomp, a sending, a solemn procession, solemn procession, sending).

Origin

Ancient Greek

πομπή

Gloss

pomp, a sending, a solemn procession, solemn procession, sending

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

pompa Latin
pomposus Latin
Pomp German
pompa Hungarian
autopompe French
cire-pompes French
pompe French
pomper French
pompeux French
pompier French
thermopompe French
pompa Spanish, Castilian
πέμπω Ancient Greek
πομπή Ancient Greek
pomp Danish
pompe Old French
pompe Norman
bơm Vietnamese
pom Rade