anno
Old Spanish
[ˈaɲo]
noun
Definitions
- year
Etymology
Inherited from Latin annus (year, a year) inherited from Proto-Italic *atnos (year) derived from Proto-Indo-European *h₂et-no-.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*h₂et-no-
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- decennal English
- annalis Latin
- anniculus Latin
- annosus Latin
- annotinus Latin
- annualis Latin
- annualis, annualem Latin
- annualis, annuālem, annuālis Latin
- annuarius Latin
- annus Latin
- annuus Latin
- annāta Latin
- biennis Latin
- duodecennis Latin
- perennis Latin
- quadriennis Latin
- sexennis Latin
- tredecennium Latin
- tredennis Latin
- anno Italian
- an French
- añal Spanish, Castilian
- añico Spanish, Castilian
- añito Spanish, Castilian
- año Spanish, Castilian
- dieciséisañero Spanish, Castilian
- dosañero Spanish, Castilian
- *-yós Proto-Indo-European
- *duwo Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂et-no- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₂et-nos- Proto-Indo-European
- ano Portuguese
- an Old French
- anee Old French
- any Catalan, Valencian
- annáll Icelandic
- an Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ano Old Portuguese
- an Aromanian
- *atnos Proto-Italic
- an Romansh
- on Romansh
- onn Romansh
- añu Asturian
- an Friulian
- an Old Occitan
- annu Sicilian
- ano Venetian
- jan Dalmatian
- yan Dalmatian
- anyo Ladino
- ánu Kabuverdianu
- an Bourguignon
- an Ladin
- annu Sardinian
- anno Neapolitan
- annu Corsican
- anyo Aragonese
- anho Mirandese
- ann Lombard
- an Emilian
- ån Istro-Romanian
- anne Tarantino
- nánó San Juan Atzingo Popoloca
- añu Extremaduran