adiós
Spanish
interjection
Definitions
- goodbye, farewell
Etymology
Compound from Spanish, Castilian a (to) + Spanish, Castilian Dios derived from Latin ad Deum (God).
Origin
Latin
ad Deum
Gloss
God
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- adieu English
- adios English
- Deus Latin
- ad Deum Latin
- tschö German
- tschüss German
- ad Italian
- addio Italian
- adjuus Dutch, Flemish
- aju Dutch, Flemish
- ajuus Dutch, Flemish
- adieu French
- адьё Russian
- Dios Spanish, Castilian
- a Spanish, Castilian
- abajo Spanish, Castilian
- abigotado Spanish, Castilian
- adiosito Spanish, Castilian
- adonde Spanish, Castilian
- adónde Spanish, Castilian
- al revés Spanish, Castilian
- aprisa Spanish, Castilian
- atrás Spanish, Castilian
- adeus Portuguese
- adeusinho Portuguese
- adjö Swedish
- アデュー Japanese
- adieu Middle English
- adjø Danish
- a Dieu vos comant Old French
- adieu Old French
- adiaŭ Esperanto
- adio Serbo-Croatian
- αντίο Greek (modern)
- Diyos Cebuano
- alas Cebuano
- diyos Cebuano
- adiu Middle Dutch
- Dios Tagalog
- Diyos Tagalog
- diyos Tagalog
- eddy Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- אַדיע Yiddish
- Dios Classical Nahuatl
- adijo Slovene
- adiós Asturian
- adjüs German Low German
- tschüß German Low German
- adyö Volapük
- ayo Papiamentu
- ayó Papiamentu
- Dyus Quechua
- Dyos Bikol Central
- adios Hiligaynon
- adiós Aragonese
- adeo Interlingua
- dioos Cahuilla
- alyos Chamicuro
- Riosi Central Tarahumara
- dióschs omq-teo
- Lios Yaqui
- Dʼiyoos Mopan Maya