guisa
Portuguese
/ˈɡizɐ/
noun
Definitions
- manner, habit
- way
Etymology
Borrowed from French guise derived from Proto-Germanic *wîsa.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*wîsa
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- afterwise English
- airwise English
- cop-wise English
- copwise English
- firewise English
- nowise English
- overwise English
- penny-wise English
- pennywise English
- righteous English
- unwise English
- way-wise English
- wisdom English
- wise English
- wise-hearted English
- wiseass English
- wisecrack English
- wisehead English
- wisehood English
- wiselike English
- wiseling English
- wisely English
- wisen English
- wiseness English
- wizard English
- workwise English
- worldlywise English
- worldwise English
- Gießen German
- Weiser German
- Weistum German
- unweise German
- weise German
- ghisa Italian
- guisa Italian
- guise French
- guisa Spanish, Castilian
- aguisar Portuguese
- desaguisar Portuguese
- guisar Portuguese
- *wîsa Proto-Germanic
- wis Middle English
- wīse Middle High German
- guise Middle French
- *𐍅𐌴𐌹𐍃𐌰 Gothic