porus
Latin
noun
Definitions
- pore, passage in the body.
Etymology
Borrowed from Ancient Greek πόρος (passage, bridge, way, a passage, journey, means of passage, ford, opening, passage-way).
Origin
Ancient Greek
πόρος
Gloss
passage, bridge, way, a passage, journey, means of passage, ford, opening, passage-way
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Classifier
Kanji
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Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- matriline English
- phycomater English
- poriform English
- *matrīna Latin
- commater, commatrem Latin
- mater Latin
- porosus Latin
- porta Latin
- madrepora Italian
- madrina Italian
- nanoporo Italian
- poro Italian
- poroso Italian
- blastopore French
- pore French
- poreux French
- madrina Spanish, Castilian
- poro Spanish, Castilian
- εὐρύπορος Ancient Greek
- εὔπορος Ancient Greek
- πολύς Ancient Greek
- πορεύω Ancient Greek
- πόρος Ancient Greek
- ἄπορος Ancient Greek
- ἔμπορος Ancient Greek
- *per- Proto-Indo-European
- pore Norwegian Bokmål
- osteoporose Portuguese
- poro Portuguese
- pore Norwegian Nynorsk
- pore Middle English
- pore Danish
- porøs Danish
- pór Czech
- pórobeton Czech
- medre Old French
- mere Old French
- pore Old French
- porus Catalan, Valencian
- porós Catalan, Valencian
- nai Galician
- poro Galician
- por Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- πόρος Greek (modern)
- matro Ido
- madrỹa Old Portuguese
- mairina Occitan
- *mātēr Proto-Italic
- meire Bourguignon