valor
Portuguese
/vɐ.ˈloɾ/, /va.ˈloʁ/, /va.ˈloɾ/, /va.ˈloɾ/
noun
Definitions
- value numerical quantity measured, assigned or computed
- value the degree of importance one gives to something
- price; cost
- value quality that renders something desirable or valuable
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese valor inherited from Latin valōrem, valeō (I am strong, I am worth, I am healthy, be worth, be able powerful, well healthy, I am well).
Origin
Latin
valeō
Gloss
I am strong, I am worth, I am healthy, be worth, be able powerful, well healthy, I am well
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- valeology English
- valid English
- aequivaleo Latin
- convalesco Latin
- pervaleo Latin
- praevaleo Latin
- supervaleo Latin
- valesco Latin
- valetudo Latin
- valeō Latin
- validus Latin
- valor Latin
- valor, valorem Latin
- valor, valōrem Latin
- valore Latin
- valōrem Latin
- valore Italian
- valuta Italian
- antivalor Spanish, Castilian
- avalorar Spanish, Castilian
- contravalor Spanish, Castilian
- valor Spanish, Castilian
- valorar Spanish, Castilian
- valorizar Spanish, Castilian
- *h₂welh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- desvalorizar Portuguese
- sobrevalor Portuguese
- valorar Portuguese
- valorizar Portuguese
- valorização Portuguese
- valoroso Portuguese
- vail Old French
- valur Old French
- valor Galician
- balor Cebuano
- vlej Albanian
- valor Old Portuguese
- valôr Friulian
- valor Old Occitan
- valor Old Spanish
- balor Papiamentu
- valór Kabuverdianu