gypsum
Latin
noun
Definitions
- gypsum
- a plaster figure
Etymology
Borrowed from Ancient Greek γύψος (chalk, lime).
Origin
Ancient Greek
γύψος
Gloss
chalk, lime
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- gesso English
- gypsic English
- gypsiferous English
- gypsification English
- gypsify English
- gypsobelum English
- gypsography English
- gypsophyte English
- gypsum English
- gypsum board English
- gypsumlike English
- phosphogypsum English
- gesso Finnish
- kipsi Finnish
- Gips German
- Gipsverband German
- gipsz Hungarian
- gipszkarton Hungarian
- gipszkötés Hungarian
- cartongesso Italian
- gessare Italian
- gesso Italian
- gessoso Italian
- ingessare Italian
- gips Dutch, Flemish
- gipskarton Dutch, Flemish
- gipsplaat Dutch, Flemish
- gipsverband Dutch, Flemish
- gipsvlucht Dutch, Flemish
- гипс Russian
- гипсовый Russian
- gis Spanish, Castilian
- yesería Spanish, Castilian
- yeso Spanish, Castilian
- γύψινος Ancient Greek
- γύψος Ancient Greek
- giz Portuguese
- gips Swedish
- gipsplatta Swedish
- gipsskiva Swedish
- gips Danish
- gyps Czech
- جبس Arabic
- enguixar Catalan, Valencian
- guix Catalan, Valencian
- guixaire Catalan, Valencian
- xiz Galician
- γύψος Greek (modern)
- gips Old High German
- gips Middle High German
- гипс Kazakh
- kips Estonian
- yelsu Asturian
- yesso Old Spanish