paraulla
Old Occitan
noun
Definitions
- word
Etymology
Inherited from Latin parabola (comparison, later, speech, illustration, word, parable, likeness) derived from Ancient Greek παραβολή (comparison, parable).
Origin
Ancient Greek
παραβολή
Gloss
comparison, parable
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- parabola English
- parole English
- *paraula Latin
- parabola Latin
- parabolo Latin
- parabolo, parabolō, parabolāre Latin
- parabolāre Latin
- parabolō Latin
- parabolō, parabolāre Latin
- Parole German
- parabola Italian
- parola Italian
- parabool Dutch, Flemish
- parool Dutch, Flemish
- parabole French
- пара́бола Russian
- palabra Spanish, Castilian
- parábola Spanish, Castilian
- παραβάλλω Ancient Greek
- παραβολή Ancient Greek
- παραβολικός Ancient Greek
- *per- Proto-Indo-European
- *preh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- parabel Norwegian Bokmål
- palavra Portuguese
- parábola Portuguese
- parabel Norwegian Nynorsk
- parable Old French
- parabole Old French
- parole Old French
- paraula Catalan, Valencian
- paraulota Catalan, Valencian
- paràbola Catalan, Valencian
- parábola Galician
- pravoa Galician
- παραβολή Greek (modern)
- parabola Indonesian
- pathole Norman
- përrallë Albanian
- parole Middle French
- palavra Old Portuguese
- paraula Occitan
- pallabra Asturian
- peraule Friulian
- parlar Old Occitan
- baramail Middle Irish
- parabla Old Spanish
- palora Sicilian
- paroła Venetian
- paraul Dalmatian
- paraula Dalmatian
- parola Ladin