pulsus
Latin
noun
Definitions
- pulse, impulse, beat, stroke
Etymology
Affix from Latin pellō (drive, push, strike, beat, I put to flight, drive out, I rout, impress).
Origin
Latin
pellō
Gloss
drive, push, strike, beat, I put to flight, drive out, I rout, impress
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aeropulse English
- afterpulse English
- attopulse English
- electropulse English
- interpulse English
- intrapulse English
- macropulse English
- micropulse English
- monopulse English
- multipulse English
- nanopulse English
- nonpulse English
- overpulse English
- photopulse English
- postpulse English
- prepulse English
- pulsable English
- pulse English
- pulsebeat English
- pulsejet English
- pulseless English
- pulselike English
- pulser English
- pulsetrain English
- pulsewidth English
- pulsific English
- pulsimeter English
- quadripulse English
- subpulse English
- underpulse English
- wavepulse English
- Pellonia Latin
- appello Latin
- aspello Latin
- compello Latin
- depello Latin
- dispello Latin
- expello Latin
- impello Latin
- pellō Latin
- perpello Latin
- propello Latin
- pulsio, pulsiōnem, pulsiō Latin
- repello Latin
- Puls German
- polso Italian
- pols Dutch, Flemish
- puls Dutch, Flemish
- pouls French
- pulsioxímetro Spanish, Castilian
- pulso Spanish, Castilian
- pulsómetro Spanish, Castilian
- πόλτος Ancient Greek
- *pel Proto-Indo-European
- puls Norwegian Bokmål
- pulsåre Norwegian Bokmål
- pulseira Portuguese
- pulso Portuguese
- puxão Portuguese
- puls Norwegian Nynorsk
- pulsåre Norwegian Nynorsk
- pulse Middle English
- pulz Czech
- pols Catalan, Valencian
- púls Icelandic
- puls Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- pols Middle Dutch
- pouls Norman
- pulso Tagalog
- puls Middle High German
- pols Friulian
- pusu Sicilian
- pulsu Kabuverdianu
- pulso Chavacano