lob
Dutch (Brabantic)
/lɔp/
noun
Definitions
- lobe, lobule
Etymology
Derived from Ancient Greek λοβός (lobe, pod, the lobe of the ear of the liver, earlobe, lobe of fruit, the pod of a leguminous plant).
Origin
Ancient Greek
λοβός
Gloss
lobe, pod, the lobe of the ear of the liver, earlobe, lobe of fruit, the pod of a leguminous plant
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- lobotomy English
- loupe English
- luuppi Finnish
- loba Latin
- lobus Latin
- Lupe German
- eenzaadlobbig Dutch, Flemish
- loep Dutch, Flemish
- tweezaadlobbig Dutch, Flemish
- zaad Dutch, Flemish
- zaadlob Dutch, Flemish
- loupe French
- lupa Spanish, Castilian
- λοβός Ancient Greek
- πρόλοβος Ancient Greek
- *leh₂b- Proto-Indo-European
- lupe Norwegian Bokmål
- lupa Portuguese
- *lubbō Proto-Germanic
- lupa Polish
- lupe Norwegian Nynorsk
- loppe Old English
- loppe Middle English
- lupa Catalan, Valencian
- kính lúp Vietnamese
- Lupp Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *luppa Frankish