deiuro
Latin
verb
Definitions
- (alternative form of) dēierō
Etymology
Compound from Latin dē (from, of, away from, off, out, away, down, down from, without, la, out of, D) + Latin iūrō (I swear take an oath, I swear an oath, swear take an oath, I swear, vow, I take an oath, swear by oath).
Origin
Latin
iūrō
Gloss
I swear take an oath, I swear an oath, swear take an oath, I swear, vow, I take an oath, swear by oath
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- de- English
- despond English
- *deretrarius Latin
- *dēexcitāre Latin
- *dēretrānus Latin
- adiuro Latin
- coniuro Latin
- de unde Latin
- deaurāre Latin
- deex Latin
- deforis Latin
- deiero Latin
- deinde Latin
- deorsum Latin
- deretro Latin
- desuper Latin
- dē Latin
- dē unde Latin
- dēfenestrātiō Latin
- eiero Latin
- eiuro Latin
- exiuro Latin
- iuramentum Latin
- iurator Latin
- iuratorius Latin
- iūrāmentum, jūrāmentum Latin
- iūrāmentum, jūrāmentum, iuramentum Latin
- iūrāta Latin
- iūrātus Latin
- iūrō Latin
- da Italian
- di Italian
- de French
- jurat French
- *h₂yew- Proto-Indo-European
- de Old French
- delivrer Old French
- de Esperanto
- defenestrar Catalan, Valencian
- de Galician
- des Galician
- adevăr Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- de Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- de Old Portuguese
- demais Old Portuguese
- dentro Old Portuguese
- depois Old Portuguese
- des Old Portuguese
- di Aromanian
- disi Aromanian
- giur Aromanian
- de Occitan
- da Romansh
- de Asturian
- di Friulian
- de Old Occitan
- de Ligurian
- de Dalmatian
- desmun Dalmatian
- de Ladin
- de Mirandese
- ذي Mozarabic