siela
Lithuanian
/ˈsi͡ə.lɐ/
noun
Definitions
- (religion) soul, spirit
- spirit, spirits, heart mental condition or disposition
- feeling, enthusiasm
- essence, impetus
- moving spirit, inspiration person who provides significant impetus or guidance
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Balto-Slavic *séiˀlāˀ.
Origin
Proto-Balto-Slavic
*séiˀlāˀ
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ihmissielu Finnish
- joukkosielu Finnish
- kaksisieluinen Finnish
- kaunosielu Finnish
- kaunosieluinen Finnish
- laumasielu Finnish
- mustasieluinen Finnish
- palavasieluinen Finnish
- pikkusielu Finnish
- pikkusieluinen Finnish
- sielu Finnish
- sielu-usko Finnish
- sielukas Finnish
- sielukellot Finnish
- sielullinen Finnish
- sielumessu Finnish
- sielunahdistus Finnish
- sielunasia Finnish
- sielunelämä Finnish
- sielunhoitaja Finnish
- sielunhoito Finnish
- sielunhätä Finnish
- sielunkamppailu Finnish
- sielunkellot Finnish
- sielunlääkäri Finnish
- sielunmaisema Finnish
- sielunmessu Finnish
- sielunpaimen Finnish
- sielunpalo Finnish
- sielunrakenne Finnish
- sielunrauha Finnish
- sieluntaistelu Finnish
- sielunterveys Finnish
- sieluntila Finnish
- sieluntoiminto Finnish
- sieluntuska Finnish
- sielunvaellus Finnish
- sielunvamma Finnish
- sielunvihollinen Finnish
- sieluoppi Finnish
- sielutiede Finnish
- sielutieteilijä Finnish
- sieluton Finnish
- sieluttaa Finnish
- sukulaissielu Finnish
- tulisieluinen Finnish
- tulisieluisuus Finnish
- сила Russian
- siła Polish
- *sila Proto-Slavic
- *sìla Proto-Slavic
- síla Czech
- sila Serbo-Croatian
- сила Serbo-Croatian
- сила Bulgarian
- сила Macedonian
- сила Ukrainian
- silã Aromanian
- siel Old Swedish
- сіла Belarusian
- sila Slovene
- сила Church Slavic, Church Slavonic, Old Church Slavonic, Old Slavonic, Old Bulgarian
- *séiˀlāˀ Proto-Balto-Slavic