veine
French
noun
Definitions
- (anatomy) vein
- (geology) vein, seam
- (informal) luck
Etymology
Inherited from Middle French vene inherited from Old French veine inherited from Latin vēna (vein, blood vessel, artery, a blood-vessel).
Origin
Latin
vēna
Gloss
vein, blood vessel, artery, a blood-vessel
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
脈
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- allovein English
- crossvein English
- devein English
- extravenate English
- hemivein English
- intervein English
- midvein English
- pseudovein English
- vein English
- veinage English
- veinal English
- veiner English
- veinless English
- veinlet English
- veinlike English
- veinous English
- veinstone English
- veinstuff English
- veiny English
- venal English
- vena Finnish
- vena Latin
- vēna Latin
- Vene German
- véna Hungarian
- vena Italian
- veneus Dutch, Flemish
- artérioveineux French
- déveine French
- intraveineux French
- périveineux French
- veinard French
- veineux French
- vena Spanish, Castilian
- *weǵʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- ven Swedish
- wena Polish
- veyne Middle English
- vene Danish
- veine Old French
- vejno Esperanto
- vena Serbo-Croatian
- venă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- vână Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- v. Translingual
- veine Norman
- veineux Middle French
- vene Middle French
- vẽa Old Portuguese
- vinã Aromanian
- vena Asturian
- vene Friulian
- vena Old Occitan
- vena Old Spanish
- véna Venetian
- veine xno
- vaina Dalmatian
- venn Antillean Creole