betão
Portuguese
/bɨ.ˈtɐ̃w̃/
noun
Definitions
- (chiefly) concrete building material
Etymology
Borrowed from French béton (concrete) derived from Latin bitūmen (asphalt, bitumen, tar, mineral pitch) derived from Gaulish *bitu.
Origin
Gaulish
*bitu
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bitumen English
- betoni Finnish
- betula Latin
- bitumen Latin
- bituminosus Latin
- bitūmen Latin
- Beton German
- Bitumen German
- beton Italian
- bitume Italian
- beton Dutch, Flemish
- bitume French
- béton French
- bétonnage French
- bétonner French
- бето́н Russian
- бетон Russian
- би́тум Russian
- битум Russian
- betún Spanish, Castilian
- betong Norwegian Bokmål
- betong Swedish
- ベトン Japanese
- beton Polish
- betong Norwegian Nynorsk
- beton Danish
- beton Czech
- beton Serbo-Croatian
- бетон Serbo-Croatian
- beton Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- بتن Persian
- μπετόν Greek (modern)
- bitume Middle Dutch
- beton Turkish
- bê tông Vietnamese
- Bëtong Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- betoon Estonian
- betume Old Portuguese
- *betwiyos Proto-Celtic
- бетон Macedonian
- betón Slovak
- beton Slovene
- បេតុង Central Khmer
- beton Crimean Tatar
- *bitu Gaulish
- betua Gaulish
- betōng Silesian