mosc
Irish (Donegal)
noun
Definitions
- mosque
Etymology
Borrowed from English mosque derived from French mosquée derived from Italian moschea derived from Arabic مَسْجِد (place of prostration, mosque, place of worship).
Origin
Arabic
مَسْجِد
Gloss
place of prostration, mosque, place of worship
Concept
Semantic Field
Religion and belief
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antimosque English
- cybermosque English
- inter-mosque English
- intermosque English
- megamosque English
- mosque English
- mosque yard English
- mosque-goer English
- mosque-going English
- mosqued English
- mosqueful English
- mosqueing English
- mosqueless English
- mosquelike English
- paramosque English
- supermosque English
- unmosqued English
- moskeija Finnish
- meschita Latin
- Moschee German
- moschea Italian
- mesdjid Dutch, Flemish
- mosquée French
- mégamosquée French
- мечеть Russian
- mezquita Spanish, Castilian
- moské Norwegian Bokmål
- moské Swedish
- モスク Japanese
- moské Norwegian Nynorsk
- moské Danish
- masjid Arabic
- mesquita Arabic
- المسجد الحرام Arabic
- مَسْجِد Arabic
- مَسْجِد Arabic
- moschee Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- масҷид Persian
- مزکت Persian
- مسجد Persian
- มัสยิด Thai
- masjid Malay
- مسجد Malay
- мешіт Kazakh
- mosquee Middle French
- məscid Azerbaijani
- mesquita Old Portuguese
- მეჩეთი Georgian
- mešita Slovak
- msikiti Swahili
- mosqueta Occitan
- 모스크 Korean
- mošeja Slovene
- মসজিদ Bengali
- мәсет Bashkir
- moschêa Ligurian
- 𐡌𐡎𐡂𐡃𐡀 Aramaic
- meshkita Ladino
- masallaci Hausa
- مسيد Gulf Arabic
- مزگت fa-cls
- مسجد fa-cls
- मसीत Rajasthani
- मसीद Rajasthani
- мешит Nogai