opera
Dutch (Brabantic)
/ˈoː.pəˌraː/
noun
Definitions
- opera
Etymology
Borrowed from Italian opera (work) derived from Latin opera (work, labor, id).
Origin
Latin
opera
Gloss
work, labor, id
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
働
Emoji
✂️ 🏗️
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- opera English
- operameter English
- song English
- ooppera Finnish
- opera Latin
- operarius Latin
- opera Hungarian
- capodopera Italian
- manodopera Italian
- opera Italian
- operaismo Italian
- operaistico Italian
- operetta Italian
- operista Italian
- operistico Italian
- componist Dutch, Flemish
- gebouw Dutch, Flemish
- huis Dutch, Flemish
- operacomponist Dutch, Flemish
- operagebouw Dutch, Flemish
- operahuis Dutch, Flemish
- operazanger Dutch, Flemish
- operazangeres Dutch, Flemish
- zanger Dutch, Flemish
- zangeres Dutch, Flemish
- opéra French
- о́пера Russian
- опера Russian
- obra Spanish, Castilian
- ópera Spanish, Castilian
- *h₃ep- Proto-Indo-European
- opera Norwegian Bokmål
- ópera Portuguese
- opera Polish
- opera Norwegian Nynorsk
- uevre Old French
- opera Serbo-Croatian
- obra Catalan, Valencian
- ópera Galician
- operă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- όπερα Greek (modern)
- opar Old Irish
- опера Bulgarian
- vepër Albanian
- אָפּערע Yiddish
- אופרה Hebrew (modern)
- obra Old Portuguese
- опера Ukrainian
- òbra Occitan
- опера Belarusian
- ouvra Romansh
- ovra Romansh
- opare Friulian
- huebra Old Spanish
- euvre Bourguignon