briua
Gaulish
/briːwaː/
noun
Definitions
- bridge
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Celtic *briwā.
Origin
Proto-Celtic
*briwā
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Avonbridge English
- Bridgegate English
- Bridger English
- Bridgewater English
- Carronbridge English
- Dunbridge English
- Gorebridge English
- Ironbridge English
- Ivybridge English
- Oresund Bridge English
- Redbridge English
- Roybridge English
- Stalybridge English
- Stourbridge English
- Teignbridge English
- Wadebridge English
- Weybridge English
- aerobridge English
- airbridge English
- bridgable English
- bridge English
- bridgeable English
- bridgeboard English
- bridgebuilder English
- bridgebuilding English
- bridgehead English
- bridgekeeper English
- bridgeless English
- bridgelike English
- bridgeline English
- bridgeness English
- bridger English
- bridgetender English
- bridgetree English
- bridgework English
- bridgey English
- crossbridge English
- cyberbridge English
- drawbridge English
- flybridge English
- footbridge English
- forebridge English
- microbridge English
- multibridge English
- nanobridge English
- nonbridge English
- northbridge English
- overbridge English
- rebridge English
- skybridge English
- southbridge English
- telebridge English
- unbridgeable English
- underbridge English
- weighbridge English
- Öresund Bridge English
- Øresund Bridge English
- bridge Finnish
- bridzs Hungarian
- bridge Italian
- bridge Dutch, Flemish
- bridge French
- bridge Spanish, Castilian
- bridge Norwegian Bokmål
- ブリッジ Japanese
- brydż Polish
- bridge Norwegian Nynorsk
- brigge Middle English
- bridge Danish
- bridž Czech
- briĝo Esperanto
- bridž Serbo-Croatian
- bridds Icelandic
- บริดจ์ Thai
- *briwā Proto-Celtic
- 橋接 Chinese
- 브리지 Korean
- bris Tok Pisin