verde
Italian (Fiorentino)
adj
Definitions
- green
- pale
- unripe
Etymology
Inherited from Latin virdis, virdem.
Origin
Latin
virdis, virdem
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bile English
- bili- English
- reverdure English
- verdaille English
- verdure English
- verdured English
- verdureless English
- biliaris Latin
- bīlis Latin
- stercus Latin
- virdis, virdem Latin
- viridem, viridis Latin
- viridis Latin
- Bilirubin German
- Biliverdin German
- antiverde Italian
- bile Italian
- giallo Italian
- gialloverde Italian
- verdacchio Italian
- verdastro Italian
- verdeggiamento Italian
- verdeggiare Italian
- verdezza Italian
- verdiccio Italian
- verdona Italian
- verdone Italian
- verdura Italian
- verduraio Italian
- Kaapverdië Dutch, Flemish
- antivert French
- verdoyer French
- verdure French
- verdâtre French
- verjus French
- vert French
- vertement French
- bilis Spanish, Castilian
- verde Spanish, Castilian
- antiverde Portuguese
- verde Portuguese
- verdura Portuguese
- bili- Irish
- verdure Old French
- vert Old French
- malpliverdigi Esperanto
- malpliverdiĝi Esperanto
- pliverdigi Esperanto
- pliverdiĝi Esperanto
- verda Esperanto
- verdigi Esperanto
- verdiĝi Esperanto
- verdulo Esperanto
- ĉiamverda Esperanto
- bilis Catalan, Valencian
- verde Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- verdhë Albanian
- verde Old Portuguese
- veardi Aromanian
- verd Romansh
- verde Asturian
- verd Friulian
- vert Friulian
- vert Old Occitan
- verde Old Spanish
- virdi Sicilian
- vérdo Venetian
- bèrdè Papiamentu
- viard Dalmatian
- vèt Haitian, Haitian Creole
- verdi Kabuverdianu
- vërt Ladin
- virdo Istriot
- verde Corsican
- verdi Guinea-Bissau Creole
- vèrd Franco-Provençal
- verd Piedmontese