segundo
Portuguese
/sɨ.ˈɣũ.du/, /se.ˈɡũ.du/
noun
Definitions
- second 1/60 of a minute
- (loosely) second extremely short period of time
- the second one anything that comes immediately after the first
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese segundo derived from Latin secundus (following, next in order, following the course current of wind water, he who follows, second).
Origin
Latin
secundus
Gloss
following, next in order, following the course current of wind water, he who follows, second
Concept
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Kanji
秒
Emoji
🥈
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Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- secund English
- secundare, secundo Latin
- secundarius Latin
- secundior Latin
- secundogenitura Latin
- secundum Latin
- secundus Latin
- secundō, secundo, secundāre Latin
- sequor Latin
- secondare Italian
- secondo Italian
- secundar Spanish, Castilian
- segundo Spanish, Castilian
- según Spanish, Castilian
- *sekʷ- Proto-Indo-European
- ano Portuguese
- centisegundo Portuguese
- decisegundo Portuguese
- milissegundo Portuguese
- secundar Portuguese
- segundanista Portuguese
- sekund Danish
- second Old French
- secont Old French
- secunt Old French
- segundo Galician
- segun Cebuano
- sekondë Albanian
- segundo Old Portuguese
- *sekʷontinos Proto-Italic
- según Asturian
- segon Old Occitan
- segóndo Ligurian
- segondo Ladin
- sekond Võro