ciao
Norwegian Nynorsk
interjection
Definitions
- ciao
Etymology
Borrowed from Italian ciao (goodbye, hello, hi) derived from Venetian sciavo (slave) derived from Latin sclavus, Sclavus derived from Σκλάβος (Slav) derived from Proto-Slavic *slověninъ (Slav).
Origin
Proto-Slavic
*slověninъ
Gloss
Slav
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ciao English
- Sclavus Latin
- Sclāvus Latin
- Slavus Latin
- sclavus Latin
- ciao German
- slawisch German
- tschau German
- csaó Hungarian
- ciao Italian
- ciaone Italian
- schiavo Italian
- Slaaf Dutch, Flemish
- tjo Dutch, Flemish
- esclave French
- slave French
- славяни́н Russian
- чао Russian
- chau Spanish, Castilian
- esclavo Spanish, Castilian
- Σκλάβος Ancient Greek
- ciao Norwegian Bokmål
- escravo Portuguese
- tchau Portuguese
- slav Swedish
- Słowianin Polish
- sclave Middle English
- slaver Danish
- *slověninъ Proto-Slavic
- ĉaŭ Esperanto
- Slaven Serbo-Croatian
- Sloven Serbo-Croatian
- ćao Serbo-Croatian
- Славен Serbo-Croatian
- Словен Serbo-Croatian
- ћао Serbo-Croatian
- esclau Catalan, Valencian
- chau Galician
- escravo Galician
- ciao Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- sclav Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- șcheau Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- σκλάβος Greek (modern)
- sklavo Ido
- славянин Bulgarian
- чао Bulgarian
- sklafe, slave Middle High German
- shqa Albanian
- skllav Albanian
- чао Macedonian
- sclav Aromanian
- shcljau Aromanian
- Slovák Slovak
- čau Slovak
- tschau Alemannic German
- tschavò Alemannic German
- ċaw Maltese
- čao Slovene
- esclavu Asturian
- словѣне Church Slavic, Church Slavonic, Old Church Slavonic, Old Slavonic, Old Bulgarian
- sclâf Friulian
- словѣнинъ Old East Slavic
- ciao Venetian
- s-ciao Venetian
- sciavo Venetian
- Σκλάβος gkm
- σκλάβος gkm
- ciao Interlingua