maleta
Galician
/maˈleta̝/
noun
Definitions
- suitcase
- (figurative) hunchback
- (figurative) jobless and lazy person; vagrant
Etymology
Borrowed from Old French malete derived from Frankish *malhu, *malha (leather bag, bag) derived from Proto-Germanic *malhō (leather bag, bag, pouch).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*malhō
Gloss
leather bag, bag, pouch
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
袋
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- admail English
- aeromail English
- airmail English
- barfmail English
- bugmail English
- echomail English
- facemail English
- fakemail English
- freemail English
- mail English
- mail lady English
- mail slot English
- mailability English
- mailable English
- mailbag English
- mailboat English
- mailbox English
- mailcart English
- mailcatcher English
- mailclad English
- mailcoach English
- maildrop English
- mailer English
- mailfile English
- mailgram English
- mailless English
- mailman English
- mailout English
- mailpack English
- mailperson English
- mailpiece English
- mailplane English
- mailroom English
- mailsack English
- mailshot English
- mailstore English
- mailstorm English
- mailvan English
- mailwoman English
- maily English
- mismail English
- netmail English
- nonmail English
- premail English
- remail English
- ringmail English
- seamail English
- videomail English
- voice mail English
- webmail English
- whitemail English
- mala Latin
- mail Italian
- мейл Russian
- *molko- Proto-Indo-European
- *malhō Proto-Germanic
- メール Japanese
- メール便 Japanese
- mejl Polish
- male Middle English
- maile Danish
- male Old French
- malete Old French
- เมล์ Thai
- *malhu, *malha Frankish
- meli Samoan
- ميل Omani Arabic