amariello
Old Spanish
[a.maˈɾje.ʎo]
adjective
Definitions
- yellow
Etymology
Inherited from Latin amārellus, amārus (bitter, pungent).
Origin
Latin
amārus
Gloss
bitter, pungent
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
辣
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Amarillo English
- amaril English
- amarillic English
- *(a)māricōsus Latin
- *amāricus Latin
- amarellus Latin
- amarico Latin
- amaritas Latin
- amarities Latin
- amaror Latin
- amarulentus Latin
- amarus Latin
- amārellus Latin
- amāricāre Latin
- amāritūdō Latin
- amārus Latin
- dulcamarus Latin
- amaretto Italian
- amaro Italian
- marasca Italian
- amaril French
- amargo Spanish, Castilian
- amarillear Spanish, Castilian
- amarillecer Spanish, Castilian
- amarillejo Spanish, Castilian
- amarillento Spanish, Castilian
- amarillez Spanish, Castilian
- amarillo Spanish, Castilian
- amarillor Spanish, Castilian
- amarilloso Spanish, Castilian
- amarillura Spanish, Castilian
- μαρούλιον Ancient Greek
- *h₂eh₃- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂eh₃m-, *h₃em- Proto-Indo-European
- amargoso Portuguese
- amer Old French
- amarg Catalan, Valencian
- marelo Galician
- amar Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- amarilyo Cebuano
- amarilyo Tagalog
- amarelo Old Portuguese
- amar Aromanian
- amar Occitan
- amargu Asturian
- mariellu Asturian
- amar Friulian
- amâr Friulian
- amaru Sicilian
- amarielho Mirandese