sango
Ido
noun
Definitions
- blood
Etymology
Derived from Esperanto sango (blood) derived from French sang (blood) derived from Italian sangue (blood) derived from Spanish, Castilian sangre (blood) derived from Latin sanguis (blood).
Origin
Latin
sanguis
Gloss
blood
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
血
Emoji
🫀
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- sangria English
- sanguifluous English
- sanguify English
- sanguigenous English
- sanguinarian English
- com- Latin
- consanguineus Latin
- sanguem Latin
- sanguinarius Latin
- sanguineus Latin
- sanguinicus Latin
- sanguinitas Latin
- sanguinolentus Latin
- sanguinōsus Latin
- sanguis Latin
- mezzosangue Italian
- sangiovese Italian
- sangue Italian
- sanguifero Italian
- sanguificare Italian
- sanguinella Italian
- sanguinolento Italian
- sanguivoro Italian
- sang French
- chupasangre Spanish, Castilian
- llorasangre Spanish, Castilian
- sangre Spanish, Castilian
- sangriento Spanish, Castilian
- sangría Spanish, Castilian
- sanguinolento Spanish, Castilian
- *h₁sh₂-én- Proto-Indo-European
- sangria Portuguese
- sangue Portuguese
- sanguinolento Portuguese
- sanc Old French
- malvarmsange Esperanto
- malvarmsangulo Esperanto
- sangadulto Esperanto
- sangavida Esperanto
- sango Esperanto
- sangomanka Esperanto
- sangosoifanta Esperanto
- sangotransfuzo Esperanto
- sangomiño Galician
- sangifar Ido
- sanzit Friulian
- sangre Old Spanish
- sangu Sicilian
- sanger Papiamentu
- suang Dalmatian
- disan Mauritian Creole
- disan Seychellois Creole