coche
Portuguese
/ˈkɔ.ʃɨ/
noun
Definitions
- coach (wheeled vehicle drawn by horse power).
Etymology
Derived from French coche (tick, stagecoach, sow, stage-coach) derived from German Kutsche (carriage, coach) derived from Hungarian kocsi (car, carriage, cart, coach).
Origin
Hungarian
kocsi
Gloss
car, carriage, cart, coach
Concept
Semantic Field
Modern world
Ontological Category
Classifier
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Kutsche German
- Kutscher German
- Postkutsche German
- Retourkutsche German
- babakocsi Hungarian
- bevásárlókocsi Hungarian
- gépkocsi Hungarian
- halottaskocsi Hungarian
- harckocsi Hungarian
- hordágykocsi Hungarian
- hálókocsi Hungarian
- kocsi Hungarian
- kocsiban Hungarian
- kocsid Hungarian
- kocsija Hungarian
- kocsijai Hungarian
- kocsijaid Hungarian
- kocsijaik Hungarian
- kocsijaim Hungarian
- kocsijaink Hungarian
- kocsijaitok Hungarian
- kocsijuk Hungarian
- kocsik Hungarian
- kocsikat Hungarian
- kocsim Hungarian
- kocsimon Hungarian
- kocsimra Hungarian
- kocsink Hungarian
- kocsis Hungarian
- kocsit Hungarian
- kocsitok Hungarian
- kocsival Hungarian
- lakókocsi Hungarian
- oldalkocsi Hungarian
- postakocsi Hungarian
- rendőrkocsi Hungarian
- szalonkocsi Hungarian
- étkezőkocsi Hungarian
- koets Dutch, Flemish
- coche French
- cocher French
- cochère French
- coche Spanish, Castilian
- cocheira Portuguese
- cocheiro Portuguese
- kočija Serbo-Croatian
- кочија Serbo-Croatian
- cotxe Catalan, Valencian
- Kutsch Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- coche Middle French
- кочија Macedonian
- koč Slovak
- kočija Slovene