supo
Ido
/ˈsu.po/
noun
Definitions
- soup
Etymology
Borrowed from Esperanto supo borrowed from English soup borrowed from French soupe borrowed from German Suppe (soup) borrowed from Russian суп borrowed from Spanish, Castilian sopa (soup) borrowed from Italian zuppa.
Origin
Italian (Fiorentino)
zuppa
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- nonsoup English
- soup English
- souper English
- soupfin English
- soupless English
- souplike English
- soupline English
- soupmaker English
- soupspoon English
- soupy English
- zuppa English
- suppa Latin
- Aalsuppe German
- Bohnensuppe German
- Brennsuppe German
- Brotsuppe German
- Buchstabensuppe German
- Erbsensuppe German
- Gemüsesuppe German
- Hühnersuppe German
- Kartoffelsuppe German
- Kohlsuppe German
- Kürbissuppe German
- Meerrettichsuppe German
- Nudelsuppe German
- Pilzrahmsuppe German
- Pilzsuppe German
- Rindfleischsuppe German
- Spargelsuppe German
- Suppe German
- Suppengewürz German
- Suppenkraut German
- Suppenküche German
- Suppenlöffel German
- Suppenschildkröte German
- Suppenteller German
- Tomatensuppe German
- Ursuppe German
- Zwiebelsuppe German
- suppig German
- inzuppare Italian
- zuppa Italian
- soep Dutch, Flemish
- soupe French
- суп Russian
- супчик Russian
- sopa Spanish, Castilian
- *supô Proto-Germanic
- スープ Japanese
- zupa Polish
- सूप Sanskrit
- soupe Middle English
- souppe Old French
- supo Esperanto
- սուպ Armenian
- supă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- سوپ Persian
- ซุป Thai
- σούπα Greek (modern)
- zupa Latvian
- supuyo Ido
- xúp Vietnamese
- sopas Tagalog
- စွပ်ပြုတ် Burmese
- souppe Middle French
- supp Estonian
- sope Middle Low German
- suppe Middle Low German
- зупа Ukrainian
- supu Swahili
- 수프 Korean
- juub Marshallese
- isuphu Xhosa
- sup Tok Pisin
- sup Nigerian Pidgin