Paar
German (Berlin)
/paːɐ̯/, /paːr/
noun
Definitions
- pair, couple
- twosome
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German par inherited from Old High German par derived from Latin pār (equal, like, even).
Origin
Latin
pār
Gloss
equal, like, even
Concept
Semantic Field
Miscellaneous function words
Ontological Category
Property
Kanji
好
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- pari- English
- *paricla Latin
- *pariclus Latin
- aequipero Latin
- compar Latin
- dispar Latin
- herba Latin
- impar Latin
- par Latin
- parilis Latin
- parricida Latin
- parricidium Latin
- pār Latin
- separ Latin
- Ehe German
- Ehepaar German
- Minimalpaar German
- Paarreim German
- Reim German
- Weise German
- minimal German
- paarig German
- paarweise German
- unpaarig German
- pari Italian
- pair French
- пар Russian
- пара Russian
- парной Russian
- паровоз Russian
- паровой Russian
- пароход Russian
- par Spanish, Castilian
- pareja Spanish, Castilian
- parejas Spanish, Castilian
- parejo Spanish, Castilian
- parejos Spanish, Castilian
- *per Proto-Indo-European
- *perH- Proto-Indo-European
- para Polish
- *parъ Proto-Slavic
- nonper Old French
- par Serbo-Croatian
- пар Serbo-Croatian
- par Old High German
- par Middle High German
- pâr Middle High German
- pār Middle High German
- пар Kazakh
- פּאָר Yiddish
- פּאָרל Yiddish
- פּאָרפֿאָלק Yiddish
- par Old Portuguese
- par Middle Low German
- pār Old Frisian
- par Venetian
- paarâ Inari Sami