faiga
Cimbrian
noun
Definitions
- (7) fig
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German vīge inherited from Old High German fīga derived from Old French figue derived from Old Occitan figa derived from Latin *fīca, fīcus (fig tree, fig, fruit, fig fruit).
Origin
Latin
fīcus
Gloss
fig tree, fig, fruit, fig fruit
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
果, 実
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- fico English
- ficus English
- *fīca Latin
- ficus Latin
- fīca Latin
- fīcus Latin
- Feige German
- Feigenbaum German
- Feigenblatt German
- Feigenkaktus German
- Kaktusfeige German
- Ohrfeige German
- fica Italian
- fico Italian
- ficus Dutch, Flemish
- figue French
- higo Spanish, Castilian
- fic Old English
- fīc Old English
- fige Middle English
- figge Middle English
- fíkja Old Norse
- figue Old French
- figa Catalan, Valencian
- figa Old High German
- fîga Old High German
- fīga Old High German
- фикус Bulgarian
- vige Middle High German
- vīge Middle High German
- fik Albanian
- figo Old Portuguese
- vige Middle Low German
- hic Aromanian
- hicã Aromanian
- figa Occitan
- figu Asturian
- fîc Friulian
- figa Old Occitan
- figo Old Spanish
- ficu Sicilian
- figue xno
- faica Dalmatian
- 𐤐𐤂 Phoenician