lampa
Polish
noun
Definitions
- lamp
- (slang) face, head
Etymology
Borrowed from German Lampe (lamp) derived from French lampe derived from Old French lampe (lamp, light) derived from Latin lampada (lamp), lampas (lamp, torch, lantern, light) derived from Ancient Greek λαμπάς (torch, lamp, lamp flambeau, flambeau, light, beacon, meteor, candle).
Origin
Ancient Greek
λαμπάς
Gloss
torch, lamp, lamp flambeau, flambeau, light, beacon, meteor, candle
Concept
Semantic Field
The house
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
灯
Emoji
🔦
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- lampadarius English
- *lampicāre Latin
- *lampu Latin
- lampada Latin
- lampas Latin
- lampăda Latin
- lampō, lampo, lampāre Latin
- Blitzlampe German
- Gasentladungslampe German
- Glimmlampe German
- Glühlampe German
- Lampe German
- Lampenfieber German
- Lampenschirm German
- Leuchtstofflampe German
- Nachtlampe German
- Natriumdampflampe German
- Neonlampe German
- Quecksilberdampflampe German
- Schreibtischlampe German
- Stehlampe German
- Taschenlampe German
- lampe German
- lámpás Hungarian
- lampa Italian
- lampada Italian
- lampe French
- lampar Spanish, Castilian
- λάμπω Ancient Greek
- λαμπάς Ancient Greek
- λᾰ́μπω Ancient Greek
- *leh₂p- Proto-Indo-European
- *lāp- Proto-Indo-European
- relâmpago Portuguese
- lampeczka Polish
- lampka Polish
- laumpe Middle English
- lampa Irish
- lampe Old French
- lampa Serbo-Croatian
- làmpada Catalan, Valencian
- lampi Icelandic
- lampă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- lampe Middle Dutch
- lamba Turkish
- lampe Middle High German
- lampada Old Portuguese
- lampe Middle Low German
- rellámpagu Asturian
- lampur Dalmatian
- limp Dalmatian
- ლამპარი Old Georgian
- lanpo Istriot