tempo
Danish
/tɛmpo/
noun
Definitions
- pace
- rate
- tempo
- stage
Etymology
Borrowed from Italian tempo (time, weather) derived from Latin tempus (time, age, in the plural temples, period, season).
Origin
Latin
tempus
Gloss
time, age, in the plural temples, period, season
Concept
Semantic Field
Time
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
季, 候
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- tempo English
- tempo Finnish
- extemporalis Latin
- intempestus Latin
- temporalis Latin
- temporaneus Latin
- temporarius Latin
- temporālis Latin
- tempus Latin
- Tempo German
- contrattempo Italian
- controtempo Italian
- intertempo Italian
- nottetempo Italian
- stratempo Italian
- tempaccio Italian
- tempia Italian
- tempismo Italian
- tempista Italian
- tempistica Italian
- tempo Italian
- tempone Italian
- temporizzare Italian
- tempo Dutch, Flemish
- temps French
- tempo Spanish, Castilian
- temporizador Spanish, Castilian
- tiempo Spanish, Castilian
- *tempos Proto-Indo-European
- tempo Norwegian Bokmål
- テンポ Japanese
- tempo Polish
- tempo Norwegian Nynorsk
- tempus Norwegian Nynorsk
- tempo Czech
- tans Old French
- temps Old French
- tens Old French
- tempo Esperanto
- tempo Serbo-Croatian
- tempo Catalan, Valencian
- timp Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- เทมโป Thai
- tempo Old Portuguese
- 템포 Korean
- taimp Romansh
- tains Romansh
- temp Romansh
- temps Romansh
- tiempu Asturian
- timp Friulian
- temps Old Occitan
- tems Old Occitan
- tempu Sicilian
- tenpo Venetian
- tiamp Dalmatian
- tamps Bourguignon
- tëmp Ladin
- tempus Sardinian
- tiempo Neapolitan
- tenpo Istriot
- tans Picard