viola
Italian (Fiorentino)
adjective
Definitions
- purple, violet
Etymology
Inherited from Latin viola (violet, violet flower, a violet).
Origin
Latin
viola
Gloss
violet, violet flower, a violet
Kanji
紫
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Viola English
- nonviolet English
- starviolet English
- ultraviolet English
- violet English
- violet carpenter bee English
- violetear English
- violetish English
- violetlike English
- violetness English
- violetward English
- violin English
- violoncello English
- violone English
- Viola Finnish
- *vitula Latin
- Violantes Latin
- viola Latin
- violaceus Latin
- vitula Latin
- Cello German
- Viola German
- Violine German
- Viola Italian
- sviolinata Italian
- violastro Italian
- violinaio Italian
- violinista Italian
- violinistico Italian
- violino Italian
- violista Italian
- violoncellista Italian
- violoncello Italian
- violone Italian
- cello Dutch, Flemish
- viole French
- violette French
- violon French
- violoncelle French
- виолонче́ль Russian
- viola Spanish, Castilian
- violeta Spanish, Castilian
- violista Spanish, Castilian
- violonchelo Spanish, Castilian
- violín Spanish, Castilian
- cello Norwegian Bokmål
- fiol Norwegian Bokmål
- fiolin Norwegian Bokmål
- violino Portuguese
- Viola Swedish
- ヴィオロンチェロ Japanese
- cello Norwegian Nynorsk
- fiol Norwegian Nynorsk
- fiolin Norwegian Nynorsk
- violet Middle English
- cello Danish
- violin Danish
- Yolande Old French
- viol Old French
- viole Old French
- violette Old French
- violkolora Esperanto
- violo Esperanto
- violonĉelo Esperanto
- fijola Serbo-Croatian
- violončelo Serbo-Croatian
- виолончело Serbo-Croatian
- viola Catalan, Valencian
- vioară Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ไวโอเล็ต Thai
- bayolet Cebuano
- biyoleta Cebuano
- biyola Tagalog
- vîol Middle High German
- viola Old Portuguese
- ვიოლინო Georgian
- виола Macedonian
- виолончело Macedonian
- violončelo Slovene
- viola Old Occitan
- piolōt Marshallese