port
Old French
/pɔrt/
noun
Definitions
- port for watercraft
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin portus (port, harbour, haven, retreat, harbor, asylum, refuge, warehouse).
Origin
Latin
portus
Gloss
port, harbour, haven, retreat, harbor, asylum, refuge, warehouse
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
倉
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- importunus Latin
- opportunus Latin
- portus Latin
- Port German
- Porz German
- part Hungarian
- porto Italian
- port Dutch, Flemish
- Port-Royal French
- arrière-port French
- avant-port French
- aéroport French
- héliport French
- passeport French
- port French
- portillon French
- portuaire French
- *pértus Proto-Indo-European
- port Polish
- port Old English
- port Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- port Old Irish
- portur Faroese
- port Norman
- port Middle High German
- porto Old Portuguese
- *portus Proto-Italic
- puertu Asturian
- puart Friulian
- port Old Occitan
- puerto Old Spanish
- port Ladin
- portu Corsican
- boor Afar