comité
Portuguese
/ku.mi.ˈtɛ/, /ko.mi.ˈte/
noun
Definitions
- (Portugal) committee (group of persons convened for the accomplishment of some specific purpose)
Etymology
Borrowed from French comité (committee) derived from English committee derived from Latin committere (incur, commit, join, compare, bring together, give in charge, etc).
Origin
Latin
committere
Gloss
incur, commit, join, compare, bring together, give in charge, etc
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Action/Process
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- comitology English
- commit English
- committal English
- committee English
- committeeing English
- committeeman English
- committeepeople English
- committeeperson English
- committeeship English
- committeewoman English
- multicommittee English
- subcommittee English
- committere Latin
- Komitee German
- commettere Italian
- comité Dutch, Flemish
- comité French
- commettre French
- sous-comité French
- комите́т Russian
- комитет Russian
- comité Spanish, Castilian
- komité Norwegian Bokmål
- komité Norwegian Nynorsk
- cometre Catalan, Valencian
- comitè Catalan, Valencian
- कमेटी Hindi
- կոմիտե Armenian
- comite Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- încumeta Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- komite Cebuano
- komite Turkish
- comataidh Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- комитет Bulgarian
- ကော်မတီ Burmese
- قومیته Ottoman Turkish
- cometer Old Portuguese
- kamati Swahili
- cometre Occitan
- cometi Friulian
- cometer Old Spanish
- ikomiti Xhosa
- komiti Tok Pisin
- commite xno