laong
Norman
adj
Definitions
- (Guernsey) long
Etymology
Inherited from Old French long derived from Latin longus (long, far, away, far off, extended).
Origin
Latin
longus
Gloss
long, far, away, far off, extended
Concept
Semantic Field
Emotions and values
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
長
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- elongate English
- longevous English
- longilateral English
- longimetry English
- longiroster English
- longulite English
- elongo Latin
- elongāre Latin
- longanimis Latin
- longare Latin
- longicaudus Latin
- longiceps Latin
- longicollis Latin
- longiflorus Latin
- longimanus Latin
- longinquus Latin
- longipalpus Latin
- longipennis Latin
- longipetiolatus Latin
- longipinnis Latin
- longirostris Latin
- longisco Latin
- longisepalus Latin
- longisetus Latin
- longispinus Latin
- longitarsis Latin
- longithorax Latin
- longitia Latin
- longitudo Latin
- longiventris Latin
- longus Latin
- longāre Latin
- longō Latin
- oblongus Latin
- perlongus Latin
- praelongus Latin
- prolongo Latin
- lungo Italian
- long French
- longe French
- luengo Spanish, Castilian
- *dlongʰos Proto-Indo-European
- *dl̥h₁gʰós Proto-Indo-European
- long Old French
- llong Catalan, Valencian
- lung Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- lungime Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- long Norman
- loung Norman
- longo Old Portuguese
- lundzimi Aromanian
- lungu Aromanian
- long Occitan
- *dlongos Proto-Italic
- lung Romansh
- llongu Asturian
- lunc Friulian
- lonc Old Occitan
- longu Sicilian
- lóngo Ligurian
- luang Dalmatian
- lonch Ladin
- luongo Neapolitan
- longo Istriot