super
Czech
adj
Definitions
- (informal) super, great
Etymology
Borrowed from English super (over, above) borrowed from French super (over-, super-) derived from Latin super (above, over, on, on top of).
Origin
Latin
super
Gloss
above, over, on, on top of
Concept
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Distribution of cognates by language
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Cognates and derived terms
- Super Bowl English
- minisuper English
- super English
- super combined English
- super outbreak English
- super-sub English
- superbackground English
- supercomposite English
- supercup English
- superdick English
- superego English
- superfight English
- superforecaster English
- superforecasting English
- superly English
- superminority English
- superneutral English
- superpenis English
- superprimate English
- *superanus Latin
- *superānus Latin
- desuper Latin
- super Latin
- superextendo Latin
- superfundo Latin
- superoccupo Latin
- superpelliceum Latin
- supervisus Latin
- supervivere Latin
- supervīvō Latin
- super German
- Surselva Italian
- soverchio Italian
- super Italian
- sur Italian
- super Dutch, Flemish
- super French
- superpétrolier French
- супер Russian
- soberano Spanish, Castilian
- sobrellevar Spanish, Castilian
- super Spanish, Castilian
- *eḱs Proto-Indo-European
- *gʷeyh₃- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₁eǵʰs Proto-Indo-European
- sobejo Portuguese
- soberano Portuguese
- super Portuguese
- super Polish
- super Danish
- super- Czech
- suprovní Czech
- seur Old French
- soverain Old French
- sur Old French
- sur- Old French
- surveillier Old French
- sobre Catalan, Valencian
- sobre- Catalan, Valencian
- super- Catalan, Valencian
- súper Catalan, Valencian
- soberano Galician
- sobre- Galician
- spre Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- süper Turkish
- sobejo Old Portuguese
- sobre Old Portuguese
- subre Occitan
- sobre Old Spanish