marmelo
Portuguese
/mɐɾˈmɛlu/
noun
Definitions
- quince tree or fruit
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese marmelo inherited from Latin melimēlum (sweet apple) derived from Ancient Greek μελίμηλον, μέλι (honey, anything sweet) + Ancient Greek μῆλον (apple, sheep, tree fruit, fruit, lamb, goat).
Origin
Ancient Greek
μῆλον
Gloss
apple, sheep, tree fruit, fruit, lamb, goat
Concept
Semantic Field
Agriculture and vegetation
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
果, 実
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Philomela English
- omphacomel English
- Melidectes Latin
- Philomela Latin
- malus Latin
- marmelos Latin
- melimelum Latin
- melimēlum Latin
- meliphaga Latin
- philomela Latin
- tractomelitus Latin
- marmelade French
- membrillo Spanish, Castilian
- mermelada Spanish, Castilian
- Θρασύμηλος Ancient Greek
- θαλασσόμελι Ancient Greek
- μέλι Ancient Greek
- μέλισσα Ancient Greek
- μήλινος Ancient Greek
- μήλωθρον Ancient Greek
- μελίκρατον Ancient Greek
- μελίμηλον Ancient Greek
- μελίπτορθος Ancient Greek
- μελίτινος Ancient Greek
- μελίφρων Ancient Greek
- μελιηδής Ancient Greek
- μηλάτης Ancient Greek
- μηλοκυδώνιον Ancient Greek
- μηλοπέπων Ancient Greek
- μηλοφύλαξ Ancient Greek
- μῆλον Ancient Greek
- χαμαίμηλον Ancient Greek
- ἁμαμηλίς Ancient Greek
- *meh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- *mélit Proto-Indo-European
- marmelada Portuguese
- マルメロ Japanese
- melmelada Catalan, Valencian
- marmelo Galician
- μέλι Greek (modern)
- μήλο Greek (modern)
- marmelade Middle French
- מלפפון Hebrew (modern)
- marmelo Old Portuguese
- 마르멜로 Korean
- מלפפון Aramaic