bife
Portuguese
/ˈbi.fi/, /ˈbi.fe/, /ˈbi.fɨ/
noun
Definitions
- steak slice of beef
- (colloquial) English person
Etymology
Borrowed from English beef derived from French bœuf (ox, beef) derived from Latin bōs (ox, cow, bull).
Origin
Latin
bōs
Gloss
ox, cow, bull
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
牛
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Beefeater English
- beef English
- beef jerky English
- beef-brained English
- beef-witted English
- beefburger English
- beefcake English
- beefeater English
- beefer English
- beefhead English
- beefheaded English
- beefheart English
- beefhouse English
- beefish English
- beefless English
- beeflike English
- beefsteak English
- beefwood English
- beefy English
- neckbeef English
- salt beef English
- smoked beef English
- boarius Latin
- boo Latin
- bovarius Latin
- bovatim Latin
- bovicidium Latin
- bovilis Latin
- bovinus Latin
- bubile Latin
- bucetum Latin
- buculus Latin
- bōs Latin
- bocervo Italian
- arrête-bœuf French
- bœuf French
- bœuferie French
- bife Spanish, Castilian
- ἔλαφος Ancient Greek
- *gʷṓws Proto-Indo-European
- bifana Portuguese
- ビーフ Japanese
- beef Middle English
- boef Old French
- buef Old French
- bœuf Middle French
- Bief Pennsylvania German
- boi Sardinian
- bif Kriol
- bif Krio