fragmento
Esperanto
/fraɡˈmento/
head
Definitions
- fragment, piece, morsel
Etymology
Derived from Spanish, Castilian fragmento derived from Portuguese fragmento derived from English fragment derived from French fragment derived from Latin fragmentum (remnant, a fragment).
Origin
Latin
fragmentum
Gloss
remnant, a fragment
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- defragment English
- fragment English
- fragmentable English
- fragmental English
- fragmentary English
- fragmentation English
- fragmentectomy English
- fragmenter English
- fragmentism English
- fragmentist English
- fragmentization English
- fragmentize English
- fragmentography English
- hyperfragment English
- interfragment English
- megafragment English
- microfragment English
- multifragment English
- nanofragment English
- photofragment English
- refragment English
- subfragment English
- fragmentum Latin
- Fragment German
- frammento Italian
- fragment Dutch, Flemish
- fragment French
- fragmenter French
- mégafragment French
- фрагмент Russian
- fragmentar Spanish, Castilian
- fragmento Spanish, Castilian
- *bʰreg- Proto-Indo-European
- fragment Norwegian Bokmål
- fragmentar Portuguese
- fragmento Portuguese
- fragment Swedish
- fragment Polish
- fragment Norwegian Nynorsk
- fragment Czech
- fragmenta Esperanto
- fragment Serbo-Croatian
- фрагмент Serbo-Croatian
- fragment Catalan, Valencian
- fragmento Galician
- fragment Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- fragmenta Ido
- fragmentala Ido
- fragmentigar Ido
- fragmento Ido
- fragman Turkish