gazzetta
Italian (Fiorentino)
noun
Definitions
- gazette
Etymology
Borrowed from Venetian gazeta (newspaper), garzia derived from Ancient Greek χαλκός (copper, bronze, copper alloy) derived from Latin gāza (treasure), gazetum derived from Ancient Greek γάζα (treasure) derived from *ganǰəm (treasure, treasury) derived from German Kreuzer (a small coin with a cross).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Kreuzer
Gloss
a small coin with a cross
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- chalcostibite English
- gazette English
- kreuzer English
- chalconotus Latin
- gaza Latin
- gazetum Latin
- gāza Latin
- Kreuz German
- Kreuzer German
- krajcár Hungarian
- crisocalco Italian
- gazzettiere Italian
- gazet Dutch, Flemish
- gazetier French
- gazette French
- газе́та Russian
- газета Russian
- gaceta Spanish, Castilian
- γάζα Ancient Greek
- γαζοφύλαξ Ancient Greek
- στίβι Ancient Greek
- χαλκήρης Ancient Greek
- χαλκίς Ancient Greek
- χαλκοχίτων Ancient Greek
- χαλκός Ancient Greek
- χαλκόφωνος Ancient Greek
- gazeta Polish
- grajcar Polish
- حلقوس Arabic
- خزينة Arabic
- كنز Arabic
- gazeto Esperanto
- گنج Persian
- گنجینه Persian
- chalco- Translingual
- գանձ Old Armenian
- gazete Turkish
- gazeteci Turkish
- gâthette Norman
- gâzette Norman
- kriuzære Middle High German
- кеніш Kazakh
- gazetë Albanian
- גנז Hebrew (modern)
- غزته Ottoman Turkish
- газета Ukrainian
- газета Belarusian
- កាសែត Central Khmer
- ⲅⲁⲍⲁ Coptic
- garzia Venetian
- gazeta Venetian
- gazeta Ladino
- gazette West Flemish
- *ganǰəm xme-old
- 𐡂𐡍𐡆𐡀 arc-imp