viria
Latin
noun
Definitions
- sort of bracelet worn by men
Etymology
Derived from Gaulish *viros (crooked, round) derived from Proto-Celtic *wēros (crooked) derived from Proto-Indo-European *weyh₁ros (twisted, threaded, turned).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*weyh₁ros
Gloss
twisted, threaded, turned
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Wirepuller English
- archwire English
- barbwire English
- crosswire English
- dewire English
- firewire English
- flywire English
- guidewire English
- haywire English
- highwire English
- hot-wire English
- interwire English
- intrawire English
- microwire English
- miswire English
- multiwire English
- nanowire English
- newswire English
- prewire English
- pseudowire English
- rewire English
- slackwire English
- slidewire English
- smoothwire English
- thinwire English
- tightwire English
- trawlwire English
- tripwire English
- underwire English
- unwire English
- wirable English
- wire English
- wire speed English
- wire-dancer English
- wire-guard English
- wireball English
- wirebender English
- wirebird English
- wirebound English
- wirecutting English
- wired English
- wiredraw English
- wiredrawer English
- wireform English
- wireframe English
- wiregrass English
- wirehair English
- wirehaired English
- wirehead English
- wirehouse English
- wirelength English
- wireless English
- wirelike English
- wireline English
- wiremaker English
- wiremaking English
- wireman English
- wirephoto English
- wirepuller English
- wirer English
- wirerimmed English
- wireroom English
- wirescape English
- wiresmith English
- wiresome English
- wirestem English
- wiretap English
- wiretapper English
- wirewalker English
- wirewalking English
- wirewater English
- wireway English
- wireweed English
- wirework English
- wireworker English
- wireworking English
- wireworm English
- wirewove English
- wiring English
- wiry English
- viriola Latin
- ghiera Italian
- vera Italian
- verina Italian
- guaya Spanish, Castilian
- vera Spanish, Castilian
- *weh₁i-ro-s Proto-Indo-European
- *weyh₁ros Proto-Indo-European
- vaier Norwegian Bokmål
- vajer Swedish
- vaier Norwegian Nynorsk
- wir Middle English
- تار Persian
- wayar Malay
- *wēros Proto-Celtic
- 威亞 Chinese
- 威吔 Chinese
- 崴仔 Chinese
- waya Swahili
- vera Asturian
- fiar Middle Irish
- wea Marshallese
- vera Venetian
- waia Tok Pisin
- βέρα gkm
- *viros Gaulish
- واير Gulf Arabic
- waya Antillean Creole