pluèja
Occitan
[ˈplɥɛ(d)ʒo]
noun
Definitions
- (Languedoc) rain
Etymology
Inherited from Latin *ploia, pluvia (rain).
Origin
Latin
pluvia
Gloss
rain
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
雨
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- pluvial English
- *ploia Latin
- *plovia Latin
- *pluviārius Latin
- *pluvīna Latin
- parare, parō Latin
- plovia, *ploia Latin
- pluvia Latin
- pluō Latin
- pioggia Italian
- pluviograaf Dutch, Flemish
- parapluie French
- pluie French
- chubasco Spanish, Castilian
- *plew- Proto-Indo-European
- chuva Portuguese
- chuvisco Portuguese
- chuvoso Portuguese
- paraply Danish
- pluie Old French
- pluvo Esperanto
- pluja Catalan, Valencian
- plujós Catalan, Valencian
- chuva Galician
- chuvasco Galician
- ploaie Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ploios Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- pluye Middle French
- chuvia Old Portuguese
- plievgia Romansh
- plievia Romansh
- plövgia Romansh
- chubascu Asturian
- lluvia Asturian
- ploie Friulian
- ploiôs Friulian
- lluuia Old Spanish
- pluaja Dalmatian
- tchuva Kabuverdianu
- txuba Kabuverdianu
- txuva Kabuverdianu
- lapli Mauritian Creole
- pleuge Bourguignon
- proja Sardinian
- lapli Seychellois Creole
- pluvia Interlingua
- tcuba Guinea-Bissau Creole