fenêtre
French
/fə.naɛ̯tʁ/, /fnaɛ̯tʁ/, /fəˈnɛ.tʁə/
noun
Definitions
- window
Etymology
Inherited from Old French fenestre inherited from Latin fenestra (window).
Origin
Latin
fenestra
Gloss
window
Concept
Semantic Field
The house
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
窓
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- fenestra English
- fenestrane English
- fenestration English
- fenster English
- interfenestration English
- microfenestration English
- fenestra Latin
- fenestrula Latin
- Bogenfenster German
- Dachfenster German
- Dialogfenster German
- Fenster German
- Fensterbank German
- Fensterbrett German
- Fensterglas German
- Fensterhaken German
- Fensterkitt German
- Fensterladen German
- Fenstermücke German
- Fensterrahmen German
- Fensterraute German
- Fensterscheibe German
- Fenstersturz German
- Kirchenfenster German
- Schaufenster German
- Zeitfenster German
- fensterlos German
- finestra Italian
- venster Dutch, Flemish
- contre French
- contre-fenêtre French
- fenestra Spanish, Castilian
- hiniestra Spanish, Castilian
- fenestra Portuguese
- fresta Portuguese
- fenester Old English
- fenestre Old French
- fenestro Esperanto
- finestra Catalan, Valencian
- fereastră Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ffenestr Welsh
- fenstar Old High German
- f'nête Norman
- f'nêtre Norman
- venster Middle High German
- fenestre Middle French
- fenstar Old Dutch
- fẽestra Old Portuguese
- venster Middle Low German
- vinster Middle Low German
- fireastrã Aromanian
- fenèstra Occitan
- fanestra Romansh
- finestra Sicilian
- fenät Volapük
- prenestr Breton
- finiastra Dalmatian
- lafnet Mauritian Creole
- finestra Aragonese
- finèt Louisiana Creole French
- finèt Antillean Creole
- *alfenestra Mozarabic