rhythmus
Latin
noun
Definitions
- rhythm
Etymology
Borrowed from Ancient Greek ῥυθμός (rhythm, symmetry, any measured flow movement, measured flow movement, measure).
Origin
Ancient Greek
ῥυθμός
Gloss
rhythm, symmetry, any measured flow movement, measured flow movement, measure
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- biorhythm English
- counterrhythm English
- homorhythm English
- isorhythm English
- polyrhythm English
- rhythm English
- rhythmal English
- rhythmed English
- rhythmer English
- rhythmic English
- rhythmics English
- rhythming English
- rhythmise English
- rhythmist English
- rhythmite English
- rhythmize English
- rhythmless English
- rhythmogenetic English
- rhythmometer English
- rhythmus English
- theta rhythm English
- rytmi Finnish
- *rimare Latin
- bioritmus Hungarian
- ritmus Hungarian
- ritmusok Hungarian
- aritmia Italian
- aritmico Italian
- bioritmo Italian
- omeoritmo Italian
- rima Italian
- ritmare Italian
- ritmo Italian
- ritmologia Italian
- hartritme Dutch, Flemish
- ritme Dutch, Flemish
- ritmisch Dutch, Flemish
- biorythme French
- rime French
- rythme French
- rythmique French
- ритм Russian
- ритмический Russian
- ритмичный Russian
- ritmo Spanish, Castilian
- λαλοβαρυπαραμελορυθμοβάτης Ancient Greek
- ἄρρυθμος Ancient Greek
- ῥυθμός Ancient Greek
- ῥῠθμός Ancient Greek
- *sru-dʰmos Proto-Indo-European
- rytme Norwegian Bokmål
- ritmo Portuguese
- rítmico Portuguese
- rytm Swedish
- rytm Polish
- rytme Norwegian Nynorsk
- rīm Old English
- rithim Irish
- rím Old Norse
- rime Old French
- ritmo Esperanto
- ritmo Galician
- ritme Indonesian
- rijm Middle Dutch
- ritmo Ido
- ritim Turkish
- ritm Turkish
- ritme Afrikaans
- *rīm Frankish
- ritme Western Frisian
- rithimm Middle Irish