nocturnus
Latin
adj
Definitions
- Of or belonging to the night, nocturnal.
Etymology
Suffix from Latin nox (night, darkness).
Origin
Latin
nox
Gloss
night, darkness
Concept
Semantic Field
Time
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
夜
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- noctambulation English
- noctidial English
- noctograph English
- noctovision English
- nocturia English
- nocturnal English
- nocturne English
- notturno English
- abnocto Latin
- aequinoctium Latin
- niger Latin
- nigrum Latin
- noctanter Latin
- noctem Latin
- noctesco Latin
- nocticola Latin
- noctiluca Latin
- noctivagus Latin
- noctividus Latin
- noctula Latin
- nocturna Latin
- nocturnalis Latin
- nox Latin
- Nüchternheit German
- nüchtern German
- notturnale Italian
- notturno Italian
- nocturne French
- nocturnement French
- énurésie nocturne French
- ноктюрн Russian
- nocharniego Spanish, Castilian
- nocturno Spanish, Castilian
- νύξ Ancient Greek
- *nókʷts Proto-Indo-European
- noctívago Portuguese
- noturno Portuguese
- *nahts Proto-Germanic
- nokturn Polish
- nøktern Norwegian Nynorsk
- नक्त Sanskrit
- नक्ति Sanskrit
- nocturne Middle English
- nøgtern Danish
- *netopyřь Proto-Slavic
- *noťь Proto-Slavic
- nocturn Catalan, Valencian
- nocturno Galician
- nocturn Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- nuohtarn Old High German
- nuohturn Old High German
- noktürn Turkish
- nüehtern Middle High German
- nocturnal Middle French
- *noxs Proto-Celtic
- *aktúš Proto-Indo-Iranian
- *nákts Proto-Indo-Iranian
- noih Old Occitan
- *naktā Proto-Albanian
- *naktís Proto-Balto-Slavic
- neut Bourguignon
- 𐬥𐬀𐬑𐬙𐬎 Avestan
- nos Middle Welsh
- nuet Franco-Provençal
- nòta Romagnol