chista
Sicilian
[ˈki.ʃta]
adjective form
Etymology
Inherited from Latin *eccu ista, eccum (here, look).
Origin
Latin
eccum
Gloss
here, look
Concept
Semantic Field
Miscellaneous function words
Ontological Category
Other
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- (ec)cu(m) istam, eccum Latin
- *(ec)cu hac Latin
- *(ec)cu hic Latin
- *(ec)cu illa Latin
- *(ec)cu illaei Latin
- *(ec)cu illi Latin
- *(ec)cu illoru Latin
- *(ec)cu illu Latin
- *(ec)cu illūi Latin
- *(ec)cu istaei Latin
- *(ec)cu istoru Latin
- *(ec)cu istu Latin
- *(ec)cu istūi Latin
- *accu Latin
- *accu istu, eccu istu Latin
- *accum Latin
- *accum hic Latin
- *accum hīc Latin
- *accum hīc, *accu(m) hīc Latin
- *accum ille Latin
- *accum ipse Latin
- *accum iste Latin
- *cu illu Latin
- *eccu hac Latin
- *eccu hic Latin
- *eccu hinc Latin
- *eccu illa Latin
- *eccu ille Latin
- *eccu ille qui Latin
- *eccu illoc Latin
- *eccu illu Latin
- *eccu ista Latin
- *eccu istoru Latin
- *eccu istu Latin
- *eccu istūi Latin
- ecce Latin
- eccum Latin
- illāc Latin
- così Italian
- cotale Italian
- ecco Italian
- questa Italian
- aquende Spanish, Castilian
- *ǵʰi-ḱe Proto-Indo-European
- ceste Old French
- această Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- acum Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- aca Old Portuguese
- aestã Aromanian
- ahãntu Aromanian
- aissi Old Occitan
- akeya Ladino
- acá Mirandese