минут
Bashkir
[mʲiˈnut]
noun
Definitions
- minute
Etymology
Borrowed from Russian мину́та (minute) derived from French minute (minute) derived from German Minute (minute) derived from Latin minūta.
Origin
Latin
minūta
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- minute English
- la, minūta Latin
- minuta Latin
- minūta Latin
- Minute German
- Minutentakt German
- Minutenzeiger German
- Schweigeminute German
- achtminütig German
- achtundvierzigminütig German
- achtzehnminütig German
- dreiminütig German
- dreizehnminütig German
- dreißigminütig German
- einminütig German
- elfminütig German
- fünfminütig German
- fünfundvierzigminütig German
- fünfzehnminütig German
- fünfzigminütig German
- minütlich German
- neunminütig German
- neunzehnminütig German
- neunzigminütig German
- sechsminütig German
- sechzehnminütig German
- sechzigminütig German
- siebenminütig German
- siebzehnminütig German
- siebzigminütig German
- vierminütig German
- vierundzwanzigminütig German
- vierzehnminütig German
- vierzigminütig German
- zehnminütig German
- zwanzigminütig German
- zweiminütig German
- zwölfminütig German
- minuto Italian
- minutage French
- minute French
- minuter French
- minutier French
- ежеминутный Russian
- мину́та Russian
- минутка Russian
- минутный Russian
- minuta Spanish, Castilian
- minut Swedish
- minuta Czech
- minut Old French
- minute Old French
- minut Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- минут Kazakh
- minutë Albanian
- minute Middle French
- minutã Aromanian
- minúta Slovak
- minuta Occitan
- minuta Romansh
- минут Mongolian
- minit Haitian, Haitian Creole
- umunota Kinyarwanda
- umunuta Kinyarwanda
- miniti Farefare