dobro
Portuguese
/ˈdo.βɾu/, /ˈdo.bɾu/, /ˈdɔ.βɾu/, /ˈdɔ.bɾu/
noun
Definitions
- double
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese dobro inherited from Latin dūplus (double).
Origin
Latin
dūplus
Gloss
double
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bidouble English
- doublable English
- double English
- double dactyl English
- double flash English
- double pole English
- double talk English
- double-decker English
- double-jobbing English
- double-minded English
- double-track English
- doublecloth English
- doublecross English
- doubledome English
- doublehand English
- doublehanded English
- doubleheader English
- doublehearted English
- doubleminded English
- doubleness English
- doubler English
- doublesex English
- doublesome English
- doublespeak English
- doublespeaker English
- doublest English
- doublestack English
- doublestrike English
- doubletalk English
- doubleth English
- doublethink English
- doubletime English
- doubleton English
- doubletrack English
- doubletree English
- doubleweight English
- doubleword English
- doubly English
- nondouble English
- redouble English
- semidouble English
- undouble English
- *duplem Latin
- dūplus Latin
- dūplāre Latin
- double French
- doble Spanish, Castilian
- doblemente Spanish, Castilian
- mandoble Spanish, Castilian
- dobrão Portuguese
- duplo Portuguese
- ダブル Japanese
- doble Old French
- dubl Serbo-Croatian
- doble Catalan, Valencian
- डबल Hindi
- डबल रोटी Hindi
- dobre Galician
- เบิ้ล Thai
- dobro Old Portuguese
- doble Occitan
- dopli Friulian
- dobru Sranan Tongo
- doble Hiligaynon