awtor
Upper Sorbian
/ˈawtor/
noun
Definitions
- author
Etymology
Borrowed from German Autor (author) derived from Old French autor derived from Latin auctor (author, originator, agency, encouragement, vendor, authorship, seller).
Origin
Latin
auctor
Gloss
author, originator, agency, encouragement, vendor, authorship, seller
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- auctor Latin
- auctor, auctorem Latin
- auctoritas Latin
- auctorizare Latin
- auctorizo Latin
- auctoro Latin
- auctrix Latin
- auctōrizāre Latin
- auctōrizō, auctōrizāre Latin
- auctōrāre, auctōrō Latin
- augeō Latin
- Autor German
- Autorin German
- Bestsellerautor German
- Buchautor German
- Bühnenautor German
- Hausautor German
- Theaterautor German
- auteur French
- autor Spanish, Castilian
- *h₂ewg- Proto-Indo-European
- autor Polish
- autor Old French
- autor Catalan, Valencian
- autor Galician
- awdur Welsh
- áugtor Old Irish
- auteu Norman
- autheur Middle French
- autor Old Portuguese
- autor Occitan
- autor Asturian
- awtor Lower Sorbian
- autour xno
- autor Aragonese