óleo
Portuguese
/ˈɔ.lju/, /ˈɔ.lju/, /ˈɔ.ljo/
noun
Definitions
- oil liquid substance extracted from animals, vegetals, or minerals
- olive oil
- oil-based paint
- oil painting
- essential oil
Etymology
Derived from Latin oleum (oil, olive oil) derived from Ancient Greek ἔλαιον (olive oil, oil, olive, olive tree) derived from Proto-Indo-European *loiu̯om.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*loiu̯om
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- elaeoptene English
- elaiometer English
- indole English
- leucoline English
- linoleum English
- oleamen English
- oleic English
- oleiferous English
- oleo- English
- phenetol English
- pinacolin English
- rhigolene English
- salicylol English
- serolin English
- öljy Finnish
- *oli̯u Latin
- castellum Latin
- elaeocarpus Latin
- oleamen Latin
- olearis Latin
- olearius Latin
- oleosus Latin
- oleum Latin
- oleificio Italian
- oleo- Italian
- olio Italian
- елей Russian
- óleo Spanish, Castilian
- γαρέλαιον Ancient Greek
- ἐλαία Ancient Greek
- ἔλαιον Ancient Greek
- ὀδών Ancient Greek
- ὑδρέλαιον Ancient Greek
- *loiu̯om Proto-Indo-European
- *loiwom Proto-Indo-European
- olje Norwegian Bokmål
- olje Norwegian Nynorsk
- ele Old English
- *olějь Proto-Slavic
- oile Old French
- olie Old French
- oli Catalan, Valencian
- óleo Galician
- olew Welsh
- ole Old High German
- oli Old High German
- Sinapis Translingual
- olae Old Irish
- olja Faroese
- полилей Bulgarian
- линолеум Kazakh
- 𐌰𐌻𐌴𐍅 Gothic
- olig Old Dutch
- olie, oli(e) Middle Low German
- òli Occitan
- ieli Romansh
- vueli Friulian
- ogghiu Sicilian
- ogio Venetian
- ojo Venetian
- olie xno
- *elaiwanja Proto-Albanian
- heule Bourguignon
- *élaiwon Proto-Hellenic
- olio Aragonese
- oli Lombard