oară
Moldavian
/ˈo̯arə/
noun
Definitions
- a time, instance
Etymology
Inherited from Latin hōra (hour, season, time) derived from Ancient Greek ὥρα (season, time, year, hour, whether of the year, any time period, or day, month, period, part of a sacrificial victim, fixed period of time, any limited time).
Origin
Ancient Greek
ὥρα
Gloss
season, time, year, hour, whether of the year, any time period, or day, month, period, part of a sacrificial victim, fixed period of time, any limited time
Concept
Semantic Field
Time
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
月
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- horo- English
- horoscope English
- hora Latin
- horarium Latin
- hōra Latin
- hōrārium Latin
- Uhr German
- óra Hungarian
- ora Italian
- hora Spanish, Castilian
- horas Spanish, Castilian
- ἄωρος Ancient Greek
- ὡρολόγιον Ancient Greek
- ὡροσκοπεῖον Ancient Greek
- ὥρα Ancient Greek
- ὥριμος Ancient Greek
- ὥρᾱ Ancient Greek
- *yeh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- embora Portuguese
- hora Portuguese
- ora Portuguese
- outrora Portuguese
- होरा Sanskrit
- houre Old French
- houre, (h)ore Old French
- ore Old French
- hora Catalan, Valencian
- hora Galician
- oră Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- άγουρος Greek (modern)
- ώρα Greek (modern)
- ure Middle Dutch
- óre, hóre Old Irish
- úar Old Irish
- herë Albanian
- orë Albanian
- ora Old Portuguese
- oarã Aromanian
- ora Occitan
- ura Slovene
- oura Romansh
- ura Romansh
- hora Asturian
- হোরা Bengali
- oere Western Frisian
- óra Venetian
- ora Papiamentu
- houre xno
- jaura Dalmatian
- óra Kabuverdianu
- *ǫr Proto-Brythonic
- ora Ladin
- ëura Ladin
- ura Istriot
- ora Corsican
- ora ku Guinea-Bissau Creole
- ola Chichewa, Chewa, Nyanja
- ούρα Tsakonian