tinta
Spanish
[ˈtin.ta̠]
adjective form
Etymology
Inherited from Latin tincta (dyed).
Origin
Latin
tincta
Gloss
dyed
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- demitint English
- electrotint English
- lithotint English
- monotint English
- retint English
- tint English
- tintable English
- tinter English
- tintless English
- tintometer English
- tinty English
- undertint English
- tincta Latin
- tincta (aqua) Latin
- tinctus Latin
- Tinte German
- Tintenfass German
- Tintenfisch German
- Tintenklecks German
- Tintenstrahldrucker German
- tinta Hungarian
- tintahal Hungarian
- tintatartó Hungarian
- tinták Hungarian
- tintázik Hungarian
- fondotinta Italian
- tinta Italian
- tinteggiare Italian
- tint Dutch, Flemish
- teinte French
- cagar Spanish, Castilian
- cagatintas Spanish, Castilian
- tinta Portuguese
- tinteiro Portuguese
- tinta Catalan, Valencian
- tinta Indonesian
- tincta Old High German
- tinte Latvian
- tincte Middle High German
- tinta Old Portuguese
- tinta Asturian
- tint Livonian
- tinta Silesian
- tintya Tataltepec Chatino