badalo
Portuguese
/bɐˈða.lu/
noun
Definitions
- clapper of a bell
- (Portugal) tongue human
- (slang) penis
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese badalo (bell-clapper) inherited from Latin *batāclum, battuo, battuere, battuō (I beat, I clap, clap, hit, beat, pound, knock, fight).
Origin
Latin
battuo, battuere, battuō
Gloss
I beat, I clap, clap, hit, beat, pound, knock, fight
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *bataclum Latin
- *battuaculum Latin
- *batāclum Latin
- battuo, battuere, battuō Latin
- battō, battere, batto Latin
- batacchio Italian
- badajo Spanish, Castilian
- badalar Portuguese
- badalhoco Portuguese
- batall Catalan, Valencian
- badalar Galician
- badalo Galician
- badalo Old Portuguese
- batel Friulian
- batalh Old Occitan