aglo
Ido
noun
Definitions
- eagle
Etymology
Derived from Esperanto aglo (eagle) derived from English eagle derived from French aigle derived from Italian aquila (eagle) derived from Spanish, Castilian águila (eagle) derived from Latin aquila (eagle).
Origin
Latin
aquila
Gloss
eagle
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Aquila English
- eagle English
- eaglehawk English
- eaglelike English
- eagleship English
- eagless English
- eaglestone English
- eaglet English
- Aquilius Latin
- aquila Latin
- aquilifer Latin
- aquilinus Latin
- aquila Italian
- aquilastro Italian
- aquilifero Italian
- aquilone Italian
- aquilotto Italian
- aigle French
- aiglette French
- aiglon French
- eagle French
- aguilera Spanish, Castilian
- aguileño Spanish, Castilian
- aguililla Spanish, Castilian
- aguilita Spanish, Castilian
- aguilucho Spanish, Castilian
- águila Spanish, Castilian
- χρυσάετος Ancient Greek
- egle Middle English
- aigle Old French
- egle Old French
- agleca Esperanto
- aglo Esperanto
- fiŝaglo Esperanto
- akvila Serbo-Croatian
- àguila Catalan, Valencian
- aceră Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- acvilă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- agila Cebuano
- agila Tagalog
- aigle Middle French
- aguia Old Portuguese
- aguya Old Portuguese
- evla Romansh
- águila Asturian
- acuile Friulian
- aigla Old Occitan
- aguila Old Spanish
- aicula Sicilian
- àcula Sicilian
- àquiła Venetian
- īkara Maori
- acula Corsican
- agila Hiligaynon
- aila Mirandese
- águila Mirandese