figure
French
noun
Definitions
- face
- figure
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin figūra (form of a word, cog, a figure of speech, shape, LL, form, figure).
Origin
Latin
figūra
Gloss
form of a word, cog, a figure of speech, shape, LL, form, figure
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
姿
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- counterfigure English
- defigure English
- figurable English
- figurate English
- figure English
- figure 4 English
- figure 9 English
- figure four English
- figure skating English
- figured English
- figurehead English
- figureless English
- figurer English
- figuresome English
- figurest English
- figureth English
- figurework English
- figurial English
- figurist English
- minifigure English
- multifigure English
- outfigure English
- refigure English
- semifigure English
- subfigure English
- figura Latin
- figūra Latin
- Comicfigur German
- Figur German
- Hauptfigur German
- Jahresendflügelfigur German
- Redefigur German
- Wachsfigur German
- Zinnfigur German
- figurbetont German
- figurbewusst German
- figürlich German
- figura Hungarian
- figura Italian
- défigurer French
- фигу́ра Russian
- figura Spanish, Castilian
- *dʰeyǵʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- figur Norwegian Bokmål
- フィギュア Japanese
- figiel Polish
- figura Polish
- figur Norwegian Nynorsk
- figure Middle English
- figiúr Irish
- figur Danish
- figura Czech
- figure Old French
- figuro Esperanto
- figura Serbo-Croatian
- figura Catalan, Valencian
- figură Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ffigur Welsh
- figür Turkish
- Figur Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- figura Old Portuguese
- figura Maltese
- figi Haitian, Haitian Creole
- defigire Mauritian Creole
- figir Mauritian Creole
- figura Crimean Tatar
- figuralı Crimean Tatar