scuma
Interlingua
/skum/
noun
Definitions
- foam, scum
Etymology
Derived from Latin scuma derived from English scum (foam) derived from French écume (scum) derived from Portuguese escuma derived from Italian schiuma (foam).
Origin
Italian (Fiorentino)
schiuma
Gloss
foam
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
🛁
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cyberscum English
- descum English
- offscum English
- savescum English
- scum English
- scum-ridden English
- scumbag English
- scumball English
- scumbreath English
- scumbucket English
- scumbutt English
- scumface English
- scumfuck English
- scumhead English
- scumhole English
- scumless English
- scumlike English
- scumlord English
- scummer English
- scumming English
- scummy English
- scumshit English
- scumsucker English
- scumsucking English
- scumwad English
- scumware English
- startscum English
- scuma Latin
- antischiuma Italian
- antischiumogeno Italian
- nanoschiuma Italian
- schiuma Italian
- schiumogeno Italian
- schiumoso Italian
- écume French
- écumer French
- écumeux French
- escuma Portuguese
- scum Middle English
- escume Old French
- scum Old High German
- *skūm Frankish