volume
French
noun
Definitions
- volume (of a book, a written work)
- volume (sound)
- volume (amount of space something takes up)
- volume (amount; quantity)
- (figuratively) an overly long piece of writing
Etymology
Derived from Latin volūmen (roll, a book, book, volume, scroll).
Origin
Latin
volūmen
Gloss
roll, a book, book, volume, scroll
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
本
Emoji
🥐 📃 🗞️ 🙄 🤣
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Local Volume English
- biovolume English
- covolume English
- diavolume English
- eigenvolume English
- envolume English
- equivolume English
- euvolemia English
- hypervolume English
- hypovolemia English
- intervolume English
- isovolume English
- magnetovolume English
- microvolume English
- multivolume English
- nonvolume English
- normovolemia English
- subvolume English
- volume English
- volumed English
- volumeless English
- volumer English
- volumescope English
- volumeter English
- volumetric English
- volumetry English
- volumic English
- volumise English
- volumist English
- volumize English
- volumometer English
- worldvolume English
- volumen Latin
- volvō Latin
- volūmen Latin
- volumique French
- volumen Spanish, Castilian
- volum Norwegian Bokmål
- volym Swedish
- ボリューム Japanese
- volum Norwegian Nynorsk
- volume Old French
- volumo Esperanto
- volum Catalan, Valencian
- volume Galician
- volume Old Portuguese
- volim Tok Pisin
- volim Haitian, Haitian Creole