agio
Italian (Fiorentino)
noun
Definitions
- ease, comfort
- luxury, comfort
Etymology
Borrowed from Old Occitan aize (comfort) derived from Latin *adjace(m), adjacēns.
Origin
Latin
adjacēns
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- adagio English
- disease English
- ease English
- easeful English
- easeless English
- easen English
- easer English
- easesome English
- easest English
- easeth English
- easify English
- easy English
- heartsease English
- unease English
- *adjace(m) Latin
- *asia Latin
- adiacēns Latin
- adjacēns Latin
- ad Italian
- adagetto Italian
- adagietto Italian
- adagio Italian
- adagissimo Italian
- agevolare Italian
- agevole Italian
- agevolezza Italian
- agevolmente Italian
- agiografo Italian
- agiologo Italian
- disagevole Italian
- disagio Italian
- disagioso Italian
- malagevole Italian
- adagio French
- aise French
- aiser French
- aisif French
- l'agio French
- malaise French
- mésaise French
- адажио Russian
- лаж Russian
- adagio Spanish, Castilian
- azo Portuguese
- adagio Swedish
- ese Middle English
- esen Middle English
- aise Old French
- desaise Old French
- eise Old French
- eina Catalan, Valencian
- azo Galician
- aize Old Occitan
- aizina Old Occitan