deû
Norman
noun
Definitions
- (France) pain
- (France) bereavement
- (France) mourning
Etymology
Inherited from Old French duel inherited from Latin dolus (deceit, fraud, trickery, guile, deception, ruse), dolor (pain, grief, ache), *dolium, cordolium (sorrow of the heart).
Origin
Latin
cordolium
Gloss
sorrow of the heart
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- dolorimeter English
- dolus English
- *dolia Latin
- *dolium Latin
- *doliōsus Latin
- cordolium Latin
- doleō Latin
- dolor Latin
- dolorosus Latin
- dolosus Latin
- dolus Latin
- dolēre, doleō Latin
- dolōrōsus Latin
- sedulus Latin
- subdolus Latin
- cordoglio Italian
- doglioso Italian
- dolo Italian
- duolo Italian
- deuil French
- dol French
- dolo Spanish, Castilian
- duelo Spanish, Castilian
- δόλος Ancient Greek
- *delh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- dol Old French
- dolor Old French
- duel Old French
- doloro Esperanto
- dol Catalan, Valencian
- dor Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- duios Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- dolur Welsh
- doloro Ido
- deu Norman
- doo Old Portuguese
- *dolōs Proto-Italic
- dûl Friulian
- *dolhos Old Latin