tonnerre
French
noun
Definitions
- thunder
Etymology
Inherited from Old French tuneire inherited from Latin tonitrus (thunder).
Origin
Latin
tonitrus
Gloss
thunder
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
雷
Emoji
⛈️
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- thunder English
- thunder god English
- thunderation English
- thunderbird English
- thunderblast English
- thunderbolt English
- thunderboomer English
- thunderbox English
- thunderbug English
- thunderburst English
- thunderclap English
- thundercloud English
- thundercrack English
- thundercunt English
- thunderdunk English
- thunderegg English
- thunderer English
- thunderest English
- thundereth English
- thunderflash English
- thunderhead English
- thundering English
- thunderless English
- thunderlight English
- thunderlike English
- thundermug English
- thunderous English
- thunderpeal English
- thunderproof English
- thundershock English
- thundershower English
- thundersnow English
- thundersome English
- thundersquall English
- thunderstick English
- thunderstone English
- thunderstorm English
- thunderstricken English
- thunderstrike English
- thunderstruck English
- thunderworm English
- thundery English
- upthunder English
- *extronitus Latin
- *extronĭtus Latin
- tonitrus Latin
- Donner German
- Donnerhall German
- Donnerkeil German
- Donnerwetter German
- tuono Italian
- paratonnerre French
- tonner French
- thunder Middle English
- tuneire Old French
- tondri Esperanto
- tondro Esperanto
- tunet Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- paratoner Turkish
- doner Middle High German
- tanda Tok Pisin