fato
Galician
/ˈfato̝/, /ˈfato̝/
noun
Definitions
- herd, flock, group
Etymology
Derived from Proto-Germanic *fatą (vessel, container).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*fatą
Gloss
vessel, container
Kanji
器
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antifat English
- backfat English
- bodyfat English
- butterfat English
- deathfat English
- defat English
- dryfat English
- fat English
- fat arrow English
- fat bike English
- fat-assed English
- fat-buttocked English
- fat-shame English
- fat-tailed English
- fatassed English
- fatback English
- fatberg English
- fatburger English
- fatbutt English
- fatface English
- fatfuck English
- fatgraph English
- fathead English
- fatheaded English
- fatless English
- fatlike English
- fatling English
- fatliquoring English
- fatly English
- fatmisia English
- fatmobile English
- fatness English
- fatphobe English
- fatphobia English
- fatphobic English
- fatshit English
- fatsome English
- fatsploitation English
- fatstock English
- fatsuit English
- fatten English
- fattie English
- fattish English
- fattism English
- fattist English
- fatty English
- fatware English
- fatwood English
- hamfat English
- marrowfat English
- milkfat English
- nonfat English
- overfat English
- superfat English
- unfat English
- winterfat English
- *ped- Proto-Indo-European
- *pod- Proto-Indo-European
- fat Norwegian Bokmål
- *fatą Proto-Germanic
- fat Swedish
- fat Norwegian Nynorsk
- fæt Old English
- fat Middle English
- fat Old Norse
- fat Icelandic
- faz Old High German
- vaz Old High German
- vaz Middle High German
- Faass Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *fat gmw-pro
- *fat Old Dutch
- fat Old Saxon
- fæt Westrobothnian
- fet Old Frisian
- fatu Sranan Tongo