vin
Norwegian
/ʋiːn/
noun-m1
Definitions
- wine
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse vín derived from Latin vīnum (wine, vine, grapes).
Origin
Latin
vīnum
Gloss
wine, vine, grapes
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
葛
Emoji
🍷
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- viniferous English
- vinyl English
- acer Latin
- vinaceus Latin
- vinarium Latin
- vinetum Latin
- vineus Latin
- vinicolor Latin
- vinifer Latin
- vinolentus Latin
- vinosus Latin
- vīnum Latin
- vīnāceus Latin
- Wein German
- vino Italian
- baragouin French
- vino Spanish, Castilian
- *wóyh₁nom Proto-Indo-European
- bonde Norwegian Bokmål
- burgunder Norwegian Bokmål
- burgundervin Norwegian Bokmål
- drue Norwegian Bokmål
- fr Norwegian Bokmål
- gard Norwegian Bokmål
- glass Norwegian Bokmål
- gård Norwegian Bokmål
- hvit Norwegian Bokmål
- hvitvin Norwegian Bokmål
- ranke Norwegian Bokmål
- rosé Norwegian Bokmål
- rosévin Norwegian Bokmål
- rød Norwegian Bokmål
- rødvin Norwegian Bokmål
- vinbonde Norwegian Bokmål
- vindrue Norwegian Bokmål
- vingard Norwegian Bokmål
- vinglass Norwegian Bokmål
- vingård Norwegian Bokmål
- vinranke Norwegian Bokmål
- *wīną Proto-Germanic
- vin Swedish
- vin Norwegian Nynorsk
- vín Old Norse
- *vino Proto-Slavic
- vin Old French
- vyn egre Old French
- vi Catalan, Valencian
- vín Icelandic
- vin Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- fín Old Irish
- vín Faroese
- *wīn gmw-pro
- vinno Old Portuguese
- *wīnom Proto-Celtic
- viidni Northern Sami
- vin Occitan
- *wīnom Proto-Italic
- vegn Romansh
- vin Romansh
- vinu Asturian
- vin Friulian
- vinu Sicilian
- vin Venetian
- vain Dalmatian
- ven Dalmatian
- win Old Danish
- binu Sardinian
- vino Neapolitan
- veîn Istriot
- bino Mirandese
- vin Lombard
- vin Piedmontese
- 𐌅𐌉𐌍𐌖𐌌 Etruscan
- 𐌖𐌉𐌍𐌏𐌌 Lepontic