кошмар

Macedonian

noun
Definitions
  • nightmare

Etymology

Borrowed from French cauchemar (l) derived from Middle French cauchemare derived from Old French cauquemare derived from Latin calcare (I trample, tread on, press) derived from Middle Dutch mare (spirit, phantom, nightmare) derived from Proto-Germanic *marǭ (nightmare, incubus) derived from Proto-Indo-European *mer- (die, rub, wear away, sea, gleam, sparkle, pound, glimmer, weave, pack, bind, plait, girl, young boy), *mer- (die, rub, wear away, sea, gleam, sparkle, pound, glimmer, weave, pack, bind, plait, girl, young boy).

Origin

Proto-Indo-European

*mer-

Gloss

die, rub, wear away, sea, gleam, sparkle, pound, glimmer, weave, pack, bind, plait, girl, young boy

Concept
Semantic Field

Time

Ontological Category

Action/Process

Kanji

海

Emoji
🎲

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