myrtus
Latin
noun
Definitions
- myrtle (tree)
Etymology
Derived from Ancient Greek μύρτος (myrtle).
Origin
Ancient Greek
μύρτος
Gloss
myrtle
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- myrtle English
- myrtatum Latin
- myrtetum Latin
- myrtillus Latin
- myrtus, myrta Latin
- mirteto Italian
- mirto Italian
- myrte French
- myrtille French
- mirtilo Spanish, Castilian
- mirto Spanish, Castilian
- μύρτος Ancient Greek
- mirtilo Portuguese
- mirto Portuguese
- مران Arabic
- مُرّ Arabic
- myrte Old French
- mirta Serbo-Croatian
- мирта Serbo-Croatian
- մռու Armenian
- mirt Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- مر Persian
- mirtil Old High German
- мирта Bulgarian
- mirtel Middle High German
- mürr Azerbaijani
- مر Ottoman Turkish
- 沒藥 Chinese
- мирта Macedonian
- morr Maltese
- mirta Slovene
- mur Hausa