chemin
French
noun
Definitions
- path, way
- (Louisiana French) road
Etymology
Inherited from Middle French chemin inherited from Old French chemin inherited from Latin cammīnus (way).
Origin
Latin
cammīnus
Gloss
way
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cammīnus Latin
- camīnus Latin
- cammino Italian
- acheminement French
- acheminer French
- cheminement French
- cheminer French
- mi-chemin French
- atajacaminos Spanish, Castilian
- caminero Spanish, Castilian
- caminito Spanish, Castilian
- camino Spanish, Castilian
- correcaminos Spanish, Castilian
- encaminar Spanish, Castilian
- caminhar Portuguese
- caminho Portuguese
- chemin Old French
- caminar Catalan, Valencian
- camí Catalan, Valencian
- encaminar Catalan, Valencian
- c'mîn Norman
- ch'min Norman
- chemin Middle French
- caminno Old Portuguese
- camỹo Old Portuguese
- *kanxsman-, *kengeti Proto-Celtic
- camin Occitan
- caminar Romansh
- chaminar Romansh
- chaminer Romansh
- tgaminar Romansh
- camino Old Spanish
- kaminda Papiamentu
- camìn Ligurian
- chemen Haitian, Haitian Creole
- kaminhu Kabuverdianu
- semen Mauritian Creole
- simen Mauritian Creole
- caminu Corsican
- chimin Louisiana Creole French
- semen Seychellois Creole
- kaminhu Guinea-Bissau Creole
- cemin ONF.