moço
Portuguese
/ˈmo.su/
noun
Definitions
- boy, young man
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese moço derived from Latin musteus (fresh, of new wine, must-like) borrowed from Old Spanish moço.
Origin
Old Spanish
moço
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- musteus Latin
- codimozzo Italian
- coprimozzo Italian
- moscio Italian
- mozzamente Italian
- mozzamento Italian
- mozzo Italian
- mousse French
- aeromozo Spanish, Castilian
- mocedad Spanish, Castilian
- mocito Spanish, Castilian
- mozo Spanish, Castilian
- mocidade Portuguese
- moçada Portuguese
- moix Catalan, Valencian
- mocidade Galician
- moza Galician
- mozo Galician
- moço Old Portuguese
- mocedá Asturian
- mozu Asturian
- moço Old Spanish
- mosindadi Kabuverdianu
- musu Yosondúa Mixtec