spugna
Italian (Fiorentino)
noun
Definitions
- sponge
- winesop, wino, drunkard
Etymology
Inherited from Latin spongia (sponge) derived from Ancient Greek σπογγία.
Origin
Ancient Greek
σπογγία
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bacteriosponge English
- calcisponge English
- cyanosponge English
- disponge English
- microsponge English
- nanosponge English
- sclerosponge English
- sponge English
- spongeable English
- spongebags English
- spongeful English
- spongeless English
- spongelet English
- spongelike English
- sponger English
- spongeth English
- spongeware English
- spongeworthy English
- spongicolous English
- spongin English
- spongious English
- spongivore English
- spongoblast English
- spongoid English
- spongy English
- *sponga Latin
- spongia Latin
- spongya Hungarian
- spugnosità Italian
- spugnoso Italian
- nanoéponge French
- éponge French
- éponger French
- esponja Spanish, Castilian
- espundia Spanish, Castilian
- σπογγία Ancient Greek
- σπογγιά Ancient Greek
- esponja Portuguese
- spunge Old English
- funke Middle English
- espoinge Old French
- spongo Esperanto
- esponja Catalan, Valencian
- esponxa Galician
- spongie Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- spânz Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- sponc Old Irish
- esponge Middle French
- espunlha Old Portuguese
- spingiu Aromanian
- esponxa Asturian
- isiponji Zulu
- sponze Friulian
- سپنج Pashto, Pushto
- chiponji Shona
- esponxa Leonese