mitad
Spanish
noun
Definitions
- half
Etymology
Inherited from Old Spanish meitad inherited from Latin medietātem, medius (middle, half, medium, what is in the middle, mean).
Origin
Latin
medius
Gloss
middle, half, medium, what is in the middle, mean
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Other
Kanji
半
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- mediation English
- medius English
- Mediolatinitas Latin
- Mediolatinus Latin
- dimidius Latin
- la, medietātem Latin
- medianus Latin
- mediator Latin
- mediatus Latin
- medietas Latin
- medietatem, medietas Latin
- medietārius Latin
- medietās Latin
- medietās, medietas, medietātem Latin
- medietātem Latin
- mediterraneus Latin
- medius Latin
- mediāre Latin
- mediārius Latin
- metà Italian
- mezzo Italian
- moitié French
- métayer French
- medio Spanish, Castilian
- *-teh₂ts Proto-Indo-European
- *medʰyo- Proto-Indo-European
- *médʰyos Proto-Indo-European
- metade Portuguese
- média Portuguese
- médio Portuguese
- meitié Old French
- meitat Catalan, Valencian
- mig Catalan, Valencian
- medio Galician
- mión Galician
- miúl Galician
- molo Galician
- mediu Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- miez Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- mijloc Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- moytié Middle French
- meio Old Portuguese
- metade Old Portuguese
- njedz Aromanian
- njedzu Aromanian
- nolgic Aromanian
- nolgiuc Aromanian
- mièg Occitan
- *meðios Proto-Italic
- mez Romansh
- mediu Asturian
- mieç Friulian
- meitad Old Spanish
- mezo Venetian
- *jūmatjā Proto-Albanian
- mêzo Ligurian
- mesu Dalmatian
- mi Bourguignon
- mesu Sardinian