procés
Old French
/pruˈt͡sɛs/
noun
Definitions
- journey
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin processus (progression, progress, process).
Origin
Latin
processus
Gloss
progression, progress, process
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bioprocess English
- coprocess English
- cross-process English
- cryo-process English
- geoprocess English
- interprocess English
- lyoprocess English
- macroprocess English
- metaprocess English
- microprocess English
- misprocess English
- multiprocess English
- outprocess English
- overprocess English
- photoprocess English
- postprocess English
- preprocess English
- process English
- processability English
- processable English
- processed English
- processer English
- processible English
- processology English
- processome English
- processor English
- processual English
- processus English
- processwide English
- reprocess English
- subprocess English
- superprocess English
- underprocess English
- unprocessability English
- wordprocess English
- prosessi Finnish
- processus Latin
- prōcessus Latin
- Prozess German
- processo Italian
- proces Dutch, Flemish
- procès French
- proceso Spanish, Castilian
- prosessere Norwegian Bokmål
- processo Portuguese
- process Swedish
- プロセス Japanese
- proces Polish
- prosessere Norwegian Nynorsk
- próis Irish
- próiseáil Irish
- proces Danish
- proces Czech
- proces Serbo-Croatian
- procés Catalan, Valencian
- proceso Galician
- purces Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- proces Middle Dutch
- process Middle High German
- proceso Venetian