Êxodo

Portuguese

/ˈe.zo.du/

proper noun

Definitions

(Christianity) Exodus departure of Hebrew slaves from Egypt
(book of the bible) Exodus book of Torah and Old Testament

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin exodus derived from Ancient Greek ἔξοδος (departure, procession, expedition, a departure).

Origin

Ancient Greek

ἔξοδος

Gloss

departure, procession, expedition, a departure

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

Exodus English
exodos English
exodus English
exodus Latin
Exodus German
éxodo Spanish, Castilian
ἔξοδος Ancient Greek
ὁδός Ancient Greek
Exodus Swedish
egzodus Serbo-Croatian
èxode Catalan, Valencian
έξοδο Greek (modern)
έξοδος Greek (modern)
Exodus Slovak
exòde Occitan
Ἔξοδος grc-koi