טלויזיה
Hebrew (Modern Ashkenazic)
noun
Definitions
- television device
Etymology
Borrowed from English television (TV) derived from Ancient Greek τῆλε (afar, far away, at a distance, far off, far from, distant, far) derived from Latin vīsiō (vision, seeing, sight, view).
Origin
Latin
vīsiō
Gloss
vision, seeing, sight, view
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antitelevision English
- nontelevision English
- pretelevision English
- tele- English
- telencephalon English
- telephone English
- telestial English
- television English
- televisional English
- televisionish English
- televisionless English
- televisionlike English
- telly English
- vision English
- visio Finnish
- telephonum Latin
- visio Latin
- vīsiō Latin
- tele- Hungarian
- visione Italian
- télé- French
- télégraphe French
- téléphone French
- télévision French
- vision French
- телефон Russian
- visión Spanish, Castilian
- Τήλεφος Ancient Greek
- Τηλέμαχος Ancient Greek
- Τηλέπυλος Ancient Greek
- τέλος Ancient Greek
- τηλόθεν Ancient Greek
- τῆλε Ancient Greek
- *kʷel- Proto-Indo-European
- *weyd- Proto-Indo-European
- tele- Norwegian Bokmål
- televisjon Norwegian Bokmål
- television Swedish
- karaoke Japanese
- テレビジョン Japanese
- tele- Norwegian Nynorsk
- televisjon Norwegian Nynorsk
- teili- Irish
- tele- Czech
- vision Old French
- tele- Catalan, Valencian
- televisió Catalan, Valencian
- visió Catalan, Valencian
- visión Galician
- visie Middle Dutch
- televiziono Ido
- fís Old Irish
- televisyen Malay
- တယ်လီဗီးရှင်း Burmese
- טלוויזיה Hebrew (modern)
- televisheni Swahili
- 텔레비전 Korean
- televixin Maltese
- visión Asturian
- televeesion Scots
- টেলিভিশন Bengali
- tele- Basque
- visjon Norwegian
- vision Piedmontese
- telibisien Central Melanau
- 텔레비전 Jeju