patern
Cebuano
noun
Definitions
- a pattern
Etymology
Derived from English pattern derived from Middle English patron (example, patron) derived from Old French patron (model, patron, protector) derived from Latin patrōnus (patron, protector, patronage, protection).
Origin
Latin
patrōnus
Gloss
patron, protector, patronage, protection
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antipattern English
- beampattern English
- biopattern English
- co-pattern English
- depattern English
- eigenpattern English
- glycopattern English
- metapattern English
- micropattern English
- moiré pattern English
- multipattern English
- nanopattern English
- nonpattern English
- pattern English
- patternable English
- patternation English
- patterner English
- patternicity English
- patternize English
- patternless English
- patternlike English
- patternmaker English
- patternmaking English
- prepattern English
- repattern English
- seropattern English
- spoligopattern English
- subpattern English
- superpattern English
- patronalis Latin
- patrōnus Latin
- Patron German
- Patrone German
- patrono Italian
- patron French
- padrón Spanish, Castilian
- patrón Spanish, Castilian
- *peh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- padrão Portuguese
- patroa Portuguese
- パターン Japanese
- patron Polish
- patron Middle English
- patroun Middle English
- patron Old French
- patrone Old French
- patró Catalan, Valencian
- patrón Galician
- patroon Middle Dutch
- patron Norman
- padron Old Portuguese
- ბატონი Georgian
- პატრონი Georgian
- padrón Asturian
- paron Friulian
- paron Venetian