sioro
Ido
noun
Definitions
- sir, Mr; madam, Ms
Etymology
Borrowed from French sieur derived from Spanish, Castilian señor derived from Italian signore (sir) derived from Latin senior (older, elder).
Origin
Latin
senior
Gloss
older, elder
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- senior English
- señor English
- *seior Latin
- *senior Latin
- consenior Latin
- senior Latin
- senioritas Latin
- seniōrem Latin
- Senior German
- monsù Italian
- nossignore Italian
- signoraggio Italian
- signore Italian
- signoreggiare Italian
- signorile Italian
- signornò Italian
- signorotto Italian
- sissignore Italian
- sinjoor Dutch, Flemish
- seigneur French
- senior French
- sieur French
- enseñorearse Spanish, Castilian
- senior Spanish, Castilian
- señor Spanish, Castilian
- señorear Spanish, Castilian
- señorial Spanish, Castilian
- señorito Spanish, Castilian
- señoría Spanish, Castilian
- señorón Spanish, Castilian
- sénior Spanish, Castilian
- senhor Portuguese
- sénior Portuguese
- senior Polish
- seignor Old French
- sire Old French
- sinjoro Esperanto
- senyor Cebuano
- siorino Ido
- siorulo Ido
- sennor Old Portuguese
- sinjur Maltese
- signôr Friulian
- segnor Old Occitan
- senher Old Occitan
- sennor Old Spanish
- sior Venetian
- sinar Dalmatian
- sinaur Dalmatian
- sinjaur Dalmatian
- sinhór Kabuverdianu
- senior Interlingua
- monsù Piedmontese