doble
Old French
adj
Definitions
- double twice as much
Etymology
Inherited from Latin dūplus (double).
Origin
Latin
dūplus
Gloss
double
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bidouble English
- doublable English
- double English
- double dactyl English
- double entendre English
- double flash English
- double pole English
- double talk English
- double-decker English
- double-jobbing English
- double-minded English
- double-track English
- doublecloth English
- doublecross English
- doubledome English
- doublehand English
- doublehanded English
- doubleheader English
- doublehearted English
- doubleminded English
- doubleness English
- doubler English
- doublesex English
- doublesome English
- doublespeak English
- doublespeaker English
- doublest English
- doublestack English
- doublestrike English
- doubletalk English
- doubleth English
- doublethink English
- doubletime English
- doubleton English
- doubletrack English
- doubletree English
- doubleweight English
- doubleword English
- doubly English
- duple English
- duplet English
- nondouble English
- redouble English
- semidouble English
- undouble English
- *duplem Latin
- duo Latin
- duplus Latin
- dūplus Latin
- dūplāre Latin
- plus Latin
- doppeln German
- verdoppeln German
- doppio Italian
- duplo Italian
- dubbel Dutch, Flemish
- double French
- doublement French
- doubler French
- doublet French
- doble Spanish, Castilian
- dobro Portuguese
- duplo Portuguese
- ダブル Japanese
- dobbel Norwegian Nynorsk
- dobbelt Norwegian Nynorsk
- dobler Old French
- dubl Serbo-Croatian
- doble Catalan, Valencian
- डबल Hindi
- डबल रोटी Hindi
- dobre Galician
- dublu Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- เบิ้ล Thai
- dobbel Middle Dutch
- dobbelen Middle Dutch
- doubl'ye Norman
- doubliément Norman
- đúp Vietnamese
- dubbel Middle High German
- duebel Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- dobro Old Portuguese
- dobbel Middle Low German
- duppel Cimbrian
- dublu Aromanian
- doble Occitan
- dobel Old Swedish
- *dwiplos Proto-Italic
- dopli Friulian
- dóggio Ligurian
- dobru Sranan Tongo