feito
Portuguese
/ˈfɐj.tu/, /ˈfej.tu/
adj
Definitions
- done, made, produced, created
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese feito inherited from Latin factum (fact, thing made, in Medieval Latin also state, condition, act, exploit, circumstance, a deed).
Origin
Latin
factum
Gloss
fact, thing made, in Medieval Latin also state, condition, act, exploit, circumstance, a deed
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- factum Latin
- profecto Latin
- Faktum German
- faktum Hungarian
- факт Russian
- facto Spanish, Castilian
- *dʰeh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- faktum Norwegian Bokmål
- feitio Portuguese
- io Portuguese
- faktum Swedish
- fakt Polish
- faktum Norwegian Nynorsk
- faktum Danish
- fakt Czech
- fait Old French
- fet Old French
- fakat Serbo-Croatian
- fakt Serbo-Croatian
- fet Catalan, Valencian
- feito Galician
- feitío Galician
- fapt Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- artefak Indonesian
- fakts Latvian
- feito Old Portuguese
- ფაქტი Georgian
- faptu Aromanian
- fakt Slovak
- fach Occitan
- fechu Asturian
- *faïθ Proto-Brythonic
- fato Mirandese