locus
Latin
noun
Definitions
- place, spot a specific location
- a passage of literature
- in the plural with neuter gender: a region or general geographic area
Etymology
Inherited from Old Latin stlocus derived from Proto-Indo-European *stel- (put, place, locate, stand, post, set, stalk, broaden, trunk, broad).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*stel-
Gloss
put, place, locate, stand, post, set, stalk, broaden, trunk, broad
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- eigenlocus English
- epilocus English
- homeolocus English
- interlocus English
- intralocus English
- locofoco English
- locus English
- minilocus English
- multilocus English
- stalkily English
- sublocus English
- superlocus English
- translocus English
- lokaalinen Finnish
- localis Latin
- localis, locālem, locālis Latin
- locarium Latin
- lociservator Latin
- loco Latin
- loculus Latin
- locum Latin
- locālem Latin
- locālis Latin
- locō Latin
- servātor Latin
- stlocus Latin
- stolo Latin
- Lokus German
- lokal German
- lokális Hungarian
- capoluogo Italian
- locale Italian
- loco Italian
- luogo Italian
- luogotenente Italian
- sopralluogo Italian
- colocataire French
- local French
- locataire French
- локус Russian
- local Spanish, Castilian
- locus Spanish, Castilian
- στάλιξ Ancient Greek
- στελεά Ancient Greek
- *skʷel- Proto-Indo-European
- *steh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- *stel- Proto-Indo-European
- lokal Norwegian Bokmål
- local Portuguese
- *stallaz Proto-Germanic
- *stalǭ Proto-Germanic
- *stil- Proto-Germanic
- *stullô Proto-Germanic
- *stultaz Proto-Germanic
- lokal Swedish
- lokal Norwegian Nynorsk
- log Irish
- lokal Danish
- *stьlati Proto-Slavic
- lokál Czech
- locaige Old French
- local Old French
- aliloke Esperanto
- loka Esperanto
- loko Esperanto
- loĝloko Esperanto
- memorloko Esperanto
- restloko Esperanto
- samloke Esperanto
- sidloko Esperanto
- translokigi Esperanto
- translokiĝi Esperanto
- ĉefloko Esperanto
- lloc Catalan, Valencian
- local Catalan, Valencian
- loc Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- առաստաղ Old Armenian
- ստեղծանեմ Old Armenian
- loko Ido
- retoloko Ido
- loc Old Irish
- *stalljan gmw-pro
- logar Old Portuguese
- lugar Old Portuguese
- ლოკალიზაცია Georgian
- *cilta Proto-Finnic
- loc Aromanian
- luec Occitan
- luòc Occitan
- stiælker Old Swedish
- lok Maltese
- lieu Romansh
- llocal Asturian
- llueu Asturian
- llugar Asturian
- lûc Friulian
- loc Old Occitan
- logar Old Spanish
- locu Sicilian
- łógo Venetian
- lei Bourguignon
- leu Bourguignon
- luega Ladin
- *stéľľō Proto-Hellenic
- stlocus Old Latin
- liu Picard