grŵp
Welsh (Colloquial)
/ɡruːp/
noun
Definitions
- group
Etymology
Borrowed from English group.
Origin
English
group
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Eurogroup English
- European Research Group English
- allogroup English
- battlegroup English
- biogroup English
- chatgroup English
- cogroup English
- cybergroup English
- degroup English
- demogroup English
- e-group English
- ecogroup English
- filegroup English
- foregroup English
- genogroup English
- group English
- groupable English
- groupage English
- groupcast English
- groupcentric English
- groupie English
- groupification English
- groupify English
- groupish English
- groupism English
- groupist English
- grouplet English
- grouplike English
- groupmate English
- groupmind English
- groupness English
- groupo English
- groupoid English
- groupset English
- groupspeak English
- groupthink English
- groupthinker English
- groupware English
- groupwide English
- groupwise English
- groupwork English
- groupy English
- gyrogroup English
- haplogroup English
- headgroup English
- homegroup English
- hypergroup English
- ingroup English
- intergroup English
- intragroup English
- isogroup English
- large quasar group English
- macrogroup English
- mastergroup English
- megagroup English
- metagroup English
- misgroup English
- multigroup English
- newgroup English
- newsgroup English
- nongroup English
- orthogroup English
- outgroup English
- overgroup English
- paragroup English
- pathogroup English
- phenogroup English
- phylogroup English
- playgroup English
- protogroup English
- pseudogroup English
- quasigroup English
- regroup English
- semigroup English
- serogroup English
- sidegroup English
- subgroup English
- supergroup English
- tailgroup English
- ungroup English
- workgroup English
- yeargroup English
- groupe French
- グループ Japanese
- 그룹 Korean
- *kl(j)u(ŋ/k) Proto-Sino-Tibetan
- قروب Hijazi Arabic
- قروب Gulf Arabic
- kulupu Tongan (Tonga Islands)