milio
Ido
/ˈmil.jo/
noun
Definitions
- mile
Etymology
Borrowed from English mile (imperial measure of distance) borrowed from French mille (thousand, a thousand) borrowed from German Meile (mile, miles) borrowed from Italian miglio borrowed from Spanish, Castilian milla borrowed from Russian ми́ля derived from Latin mīlia (thousand).
Origin
Latin
mīlia
Gloss
thousand
Concept
Semantic Field
Quantity
Ontological Category
Number
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- mailoland English
- metric mile English
- mile English
- mile marker English
- mileage English
- milecastle English
- milelong English
- milepost English
- miler English
- milestone English
- milewide English
- milometer English
- postmile English
- seat-mile English
- seatmile English
- maili Finnish
- miliens Latin
- milies Latin
- mīlia Latin
- mīlle Latin
- Bannmeile German
- Meile German
- Meilenstein German
- Quadratmeile German
- Seemeile German
- Siebenmeilenstiefel German
- meilenweit German
- miglio Italian
- mille Dutch, Flemish
- mile French
- mille French
- mille-feuille French
- millième French
- ми́ля Russian
- milla Spanish, Castilian
- millaje Spanish, Castilian
- milha Portuguese
- マイル Japanese
- 哩 Japanese
- mil Old English
- myle Middle English
- mejlo Esperanto
- मील Hindi
- mie Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ไมล์ Thai
- mile Middle Dutch
- mīla Old High German
- míle Old Irish
- milya Tagalog
- မိုင် Burmese
- mijë Albanian
- mille Middle French
- *mīliju gmw-pro
- מייל Hebrew (modern)
- 哩 Chinese
- 邁 Chinese
- njilje Aromanian
- njilji Aromanian
- maili Swahili
- 마일 Korean
- *smīɣeslī Proto-Italic
- imayela Zulu
- mail Tok Pisin
- mil Breton
- མེ་ལེ Tibetan
- mwail Chuukese
- mail Fiji Hindi
- mílą Taos
- mį̀yo’óna Taos
- milu Garifuna