Francia
Latin
proper noun
Definitions
- The region inhabited by the Franks, Francia
- (New Latin) France modern country
Etymology
Derived from Frankish *Frankō (a Frank) derived from Proto-Germanic *frankô (javelin, spear, Frank).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*frankô
Gloss
javelin, spear, Frank
Concept
Semantic Field
Warfare and hunting
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
戈
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Francia English
- Francian English
- Francis English
- Franciscus Finnish
- Francemiri Latin
- Francensis Latin
- Franciscus Latin
- Francolini Latin
- Francus Latin
- Francī Latin
- francensis Latin
- francus Latin
- franc Hungarian
- Francesca Italian
- Francesco Italian
- Francia Italian
- francese Italian
- francigeno Italian
- Francis Dutch, Flemish
- France French
- François French
- français French
- Фра́нц-, Фра́нция Russian
- Francia Spanish, Castilian
- Francisco Spanish, Castilian
- Paquito Spanish, Castilian
- *prAng- Proto-Indo-European
- *preng- Proto-Indo-European
- Francisco Portuguese
- França Portuguese
- *frankô Proto-Germanic
- franca Old English
- Frainc Irish
- Fraincis Irish
- Francach Irish
- frakka Old Norse
- frakkar Old Norse
- France Old French
- franc Old French
- franceis Old French
- françois Old French
- Francisko Esperanto
- Francesc Catalan, Valencian
- Francesca Catalan, Valencian
- França Catalan, Valencian
- francès Catalan, Valencian
- Francia Galician
- francada Galician
- francés Galician
- Francis Latvian
- Francia Ido
- Fraing Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- Frans Faroese
- Frangagh Manx
- Frangish Manx
- Frank Manx
- France Norman
- Pransya Tagalog
- France Middle French
- *frankō gmw-pro
- França Old Portuguese
- Frantscha Romansh
- Frauntscha Romansh
- Frontscha Romansh
- Fràntscha Romansh
- Francia Asturian
- Франц Mongolian
- франц Mongolian
- *Frank Frankish
- *Franko Frankish
- *Frankō Frankish
- *frankisk Frankish
- *frankō Frankish
- Frainc Middle Irish
- Francia Extremaduran