poudre
Old French
noun
Definitions
- powder
- dust
Etymology
Inherited from Latin pulverem.
Origin
Latin
pulverem
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- pillow English
- powder English
- pulverine English
- pulvinone English
- *pulus Latin
- *pulvic(u)la Latin
- *pulvus Latin
- *pŭlverēta Latin
- pulverem Latin
- pulverulentus Latin
- pulvinus Latin
- pulvis Latin
- pulvis, pulverem Latin
- Puder German
- polve Italian
- polvere Italian
- polverino Italian
- poeder Dutch, Flemish
- nanopoudre French
- poudre French
- poudre Shimosa French
- poudrer French
- poudrerie French
- poudreux French
- poudrier French
- poudrière French
- poudroyer French
- пудра Russian
- polvorón Spanish, Castilian
- polvos Spanish, Castilian
- *pel- Proto-Indo-European
- pudder Norwegian Bokmål
- puder Swedish
- puder Polish
- pudder Norwegian Nynorsk
- gunnepoudre Middle English
- pouder Middle English
- poudre Middle English
- poudren Middle English
- powder Middle English
- puder Serbo-Croatian
- пудер Serbo-Croatian
- pudră Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- pulbere Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- spulbera Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- πούδρα Greek (modern)
- πούντρα Greek (modern)
- poeder Middle Dutch
- poodyr Manx
- spulbir Aromanian
- polvar Friulian
- poudre xno
- pulvro Dalmatian
- pólvra Emilian