spes
Latin
noun
Definitions
- hope belief or expectation that something wished for can or will happen
- expectation, anticipation, apprehension act or state of looking forward to an event as about to happen
Etymology
Derived from Proto-Italic *spēs derived from Proto-Indo-European *spéh₁s (prosperity).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*spéh₁s
Gloss
prosperity
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- airspeed English
- bespeed English
- constant-speed propeller English
- despeed English
- dispeed English
- footspeed English
- forespeed English
- groundspeed English
- hydrospeed English
- hyperspeed English
- lightspeed English
- linespeed English
- multispeed English
- outspeed English
- overspeed English
- rampspeed English
- shutterspeed English
- speed English
- speed-dial English
- speedball English
- speedboat English
- speedbooster English
- speedcore English
- speedcube English
- speeder English
- speedest English
- speedeth English
- speedfreak English
- speedful English
- speeding English
- speedless English
- speedloader English
- speedometer English
- speedometre English
- speedometry English
- speedread English
- speedrun English
- speedshift English
- speedskate English
- speedskater English
- speedsolving English
- speedster English
- speedwalk English
- speedwalking English
- speedway English
- speedwell English
- speedwise English
- speedwork English
- speedy English
- superspeed English
- underspeed English
- wanspeed English
- wavespeed English
- wire speed English
- Speed German
- *spéh₁s Proto-Indo-European
- スピード Japanese
- spedig Old English
- spēd Old English
- wuldorsped Old English
- spede Middle English
- spítt Icelandic
- *spōdi gmw-pro
- *spēs Proto-Italic
- spit Tok Pisin