arto
Ido
/ˈar.to/
noun
Definitions
- art
Etymology
Derived from Esperanto arto (art) derived from English art derived from French art derived from Italian arte derived from Spanish, Castilian arte (skill) derived from Latin artem.
Origin
Latin
artem
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Artex English
- Britart English
- anti-art English
- antiart English
- art English
- art journal English
- artboard English
- artbook English
- artfag English
- artfest English
- artfuck English
- artful English
- artgoing English
- arthood English
- artless English
- artlike English
- artly English
- artmaker English
- artmaking English
- artmobile English
- artpaper English
- artsome English
- artspace English
- artspeak English
- artsploitation English
- artwear English
- artwise English
- artwork English
- artworld English
- arty English
- cyberart English
- eco-art English
- fanart English
- nanoart English
- nonart English
- paleoart English
- sideart English
- unarted English
- artem Latin
- arte Italian
- artiere Italian
- artista Italian
- etnoarte Italian
- nanoarte Italian
- videoarte Italian
- art French
- arte Spanish, Castilian
- artero Spanish, Castilian
- artimaña Spanish, Castilian
- artista Spanish, Castilian
- *h₂er- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂r̥tís Proto-Indo-European
- art Middle English
- art Old French
- akuŝarto Esperanto
- artaĵo Esperanto
- artisto Esperanto
- arto Esperanto
- kuirarto Esperanto
- sorĉarto Esperanto
- artisto Ido
- artoverko Ido
- verko Ido
- aart Pitcairn-Norfolk