campion
Moldavian
noun
Definitions
- champion
Etymology
Borrowed from Italian campione (sample, champion) derived from Latin campio, campionem derived from Frankish *kampijō (fighter) derived from Proto-Germanic *kampijô derived from Latin campus (field, level ground, plain, open space, level field, open field, a plain, camp, a place of action, open country, scope, place field of action, an open space, a field, battlefield, level plain, a plain field).
Origin
Latin
campus
Gloss
field, level ground, plain, open space, level field, open field, a plain, camp, a place of action, open country, scope, place field of action, an open space, a field, battlefield, level plain, a plain field
Concept
Semantic Field
Agriculture and vegetation
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
野, 畑, 原
Emoji
🏑 🚜
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- campimeter English
- campus English
- *campia Latin
- campania Latin
- campicellum Latin
- campio Latin
- campio, campionem Latin
- campiō Latin
- campus Latin
- campānia Latin
- campionare Italian
- campionato Italian
- campioncino Italian
- campione Italian
- campionessa Italian
- campionissimo Italian
- campionista Italian
- campo Italian
- neocampione Italian
- pluricampione Italian
- vicecampione Italian
- Chamonix French
- camper French
- campus French
- champion French
- кампус Russian
- campeón Spanish, Castilian
- campus Spanish, Castilian
- *kamp- Proto-Indo-European
- *kh₂em-, *kh₂emp- Proto-Indo-European
- *kh₂emp- Proto-Indo-European
- kamp Norwegian Bokmål
- campeão Portuguese
- campo Portuguese
- campus Portuguese
- *kampijô Proto-Germanic
- *kampōną Proto-Germanic
- kamp Norwegian Nynorsk
- camp Old French
- champ Old French
- camperol Catalan, Valencian
- campus Catalan, Valencian
- campión Galician
- câmp Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- camp Welsh
- кампус Bulgarian
- camp Middle French
- *kamp gmw-pro
- *kampijō gmw-pro
- קמפוס Hebrew (modern)
- campo Old Portuguese
- kamp Middle Low German
- cãmpu Aromanian
- camp Occitan
- *kampos Proto-Italic
- campu Asturian
- campus Asturian
- cjamp Friulian
- *kampijō Frankish
- camp Old Occitan
- campo Old Spanish
- canpo Venetian
- κάμπος gkm
- cuomp Dalmatian
- ciamp Ladin
- camp ONF.