lézard
French
/le.zɑːʁ/
noun
Definitions
- lizard
Etymology
Inherited from Middle French lezart inherited from Old French lezart inherited from Latin lacertus (lizard, upper arm, limb, arm).
Origin
Latin
lacertus
Gloss
lizard, upper arm, limb, arm
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
肢
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Lizardbreath English
- lacertus English
- lizard English
- lizardfish English
- lizardfolk English
- lizardless English
- lizardlike English
- lizardling English
- lizardly English
- lizardman English
- lizardness English
- lizardom English
- lizardry English
- lizardskin English
- lizardy English
- *lacartus Latin
- lacerta Latin
- lacertus Latin
- lacerto Italian
- lucertolo Italian
- lacerte French
- el Spanish, Castilian
- el lagarto Spanish, Castilian
- リザード Japanese
- lesarde Middle English
- laghairt Irish
- lacerte Old French
- lesard Old French
- lezart Old French
- lacerto Esperanto
- lezar Turkish
- laghairt Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- lezart Middle French
- lusard xno
- lačar Dalmatian
- lačas Dalmatian
- lezar Mauritian Creole
- lézard Louisiana Creole French
- lezar Seychellois Creole
- lezèrd Franco-Provençal