лютня
Russian
noun+
Definitions
- lute
Etymology
Borrowed from Polish lutnia derived from Czech loutna derived from Middle High German lûte derived from Italian liuto (lute) derived from Arabic عود, اَلْعُود (wood, lute).
Origin
Arabic
عود, اَلْعُود
Gloss
wood, lute
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- belute English
- enlute English
- lute English
- lutelike English
- luter English
- lutist English
- lutite English
- unlute English
- liutaio Italian
- liuteria Italian
- liutista Italian
- liuto Italian
- lutt Norwegian Bokmål
- リュート Japanese
- lutnia Polish
- lutnik Polish
- lutt Norwegian Nynorsk
- liúit Irish
- loutna Czech
- عود, اَلْعُود Arabic
- leüt Old French
- lûte Middle High German
- lut Middle French
- 琉特琴 Chinese
- 魯特琴 Chinese
- laüt Old Occitan
- laüt, laut Old Occitan
- alod Old Spanish