jus
Indonesian
[ˈd͡ʒʊs]
noun
Definitions
- juice,
Etymology
Borrowed from English juice derived from Middle English jus derived from Old French jus (juice, down) derived from Latin jūs (soup, sauce, broth).
Origin
Latin
jūs
Gloss
soup, sauce, broth
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Beetlejuice English
- balljuice English
- fruit juice English
- fuckjuice English
- juice English
- juiceable English
- juicearian English
- juicehead English
- juiceless English
- juicelike English
- juicen English
- juicer English
- juicy English
- limejuice English
- verjuice English
- ius Latin
- iūs Latin
- jus Latin
- jūs Latin
- ジュース Japanese
- jus Middle English
- vergeous Middle English
- juice Danish
- džus Czech
- jus Old French
- džus Serbo-Croatian
- djús Icelandic
- djús Faroese
- jus Middle French
- džús Slovak
- juisi Swahili
- 주스 Korean
- ujusi Zulu
- djus Papiamentu
- jus Tok Pisin