monitor
Latin
noun
Definitions
- counselor, preceptor
- prompter, warner
Etymology
Derived from Proto-Italic *moneō inherited from Proto-Indo-European *monéyeti derived from Ancient Greek Μέντωρ (Mentor).
Origin
Ancient Greek
Μέντωρ
Gloss
Mentor
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- biomonitor English
- e-mentor English
- mentor English
- mentoree English
- mentoress English
- mentorial English
- mentorish English
- mentorless English
- mentorlike English
- mentorly English
- mentorship English
- mentrix English
- monitor English
- monitorability English
- monitorable English
- monitorial English
- monitoring English
- monitorization English
- monitorize English
- monitorless English
- monitorship English
- monitress English
- multimonitor English
- savannah monitor English
- telementor English
- telemonitor English
- monitori Finnish
- moneo Latin
- monitor Hungarian
- monitora Hungarian
- monitorai Hungarian
- monitorjai Hungarian
- monitorok Hungarian
- monitorotok Hungarian
- monitor Italian
- monitore Italian
- monitor Dutch, Flemish
- mentor French
- монитор Russian
- mentor Spanish, Castilian
- monitor Spanish, Castilian
- monitorear Spanish, Castilian
- monitorizar Spanish, Castilian
- Μέντωρ Ancient Greek
- *men- Proto-Indo-European
- *monéyeti Proto-Indo-European
- mentor Norwegian Bokmål
- mentor Danish
- monitor Serbo-Croatian
- μέντορας Greek (modern)
- mentor Welsh
- monniteu Norman
- mon Chinese
- 모니터 Korean
- *moneō Proto-Italic
- মনিটর Bengali
- *méntōr Proto-Hellenic