pico
Spanish
noun
Definitions
- beak of a bird
- sharp point
- pick, pickaxe
- peak, summit of a mountain
- spout
- a bit, a little
- (zoology) crest
- (vulgar) penis
- (colloquial) kiss
- (colloquial) trap; gob mouth
Etymology
Inherited from Old Spanish bico inherited from Latin beccus (beak) derived from Gaulish *beccos (chicken beak, small) derived from Proto-Celtic *bekkos (beak, hook, snout).
Origin
Proto-Celtic
*bekkos
Gloss
beak, hook, snout
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- beak English
- beakfish English
- beakful English
- beakhead English
- beakish English
- beakless English
- beaklike English
- beaky English
- crossbeak English
- debeak English
- halfbeak English
- hornbeak English
- kakabeak English
- longbeak English
- stickybeak English
- *piccus Latin
- beccus Latin
- becco Italian
- bec French
- пике́т Russian
- picazo Spanish, Castilian
- picotazo Spanish, Castilian
- picotear Spanish, Castilian
- picozapato Spanish, Castilian
- picudo Spanish, Castilian
- piquete Spanish, Castilian
- piquirrojo Spanish, Castilian
- rojo Spanish, Castilian
- zapato Spanish, Castilian
- *bak- Proto-Indo-European
- bicar Portuguese
- bico Portuguese
- bicudo Portuguese
- biquinho Portuguese
- bec Middle English
- bec Catalan, Valencian
- bicar Galician
- beko Ido
- baec Norman
- bico Old Portuguese
- *bekkos Proto-Celtic
- bèc Occitan
- bec Friulian
- bico Old Spanish
- *beccos Gaulish
- *bekkos Gaulish
- tlöli̱ Tetelcingo Nahuatl
- tlölpico Tetelcingo Nahuatl
- píko Western Juxtlahuaca Mixtec