mazza
Italian (Fiorentino)
/ˈmat.tsa/
noun
Definitions
- baton
- club (weapon)
- mace (ceremonial weapon)
- (sports) bat
- sledgehammer
- maul
- mallet
- (vulgar) penis
- priest tool for killing fishes
Etymology
Inherited from Latin *mattea, mateola (hoe, implement for digging in the soil).
Origin
Latin
mateola
Gloss
hoe, implement for digging in the soil
Concept
Semantic Field
Agriculture and vegetation
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- mace English
- macelike English
- reedmace English
- *mattea Latin
- *mattea, *ma(t)tea Latin
- *mattearellum Latin
- *mattia Latin
- macellum Latin
- mactāre Latin
- massa Latin
- mateola Latin
- mattia Latin
- ammazzacaffè Italian
- ammazzamento Italian
- ammazzare Italian
- ammazzatoio Italian
- ammazzatore Italian
- ammazzatura Italian
- frusta Italian
- mazzafrusto Italian
- mazziere Italian
- masse French
- massif French
- massique French
- minéralomasse French
- маз Russian
- macero Spanish, Castilian
- maza Spanish, Castilian
- μᾶζα Ancient Greek
- *mat Proto-Indo-European
- maça Portuguese
- maçada Portuguese
- mass- Swedish
- mace Middle English
- maça Catalan, Valencian
- maza Galician
- mazarelo Galician
- măciucă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- maça Old Portuguese
- маз Ukrainian
- massar Occitan
- 메이스 Korean
- маз Belarusian
- ម៉ាស Central Khmer
- mazza Sicilian