fluir
Portuguese
verb
Definitions
- to flow, run
- to pour
Etymology
Derived from Latin fluō (flow, I flow, melt).
Origin
Latin
fluō
Gloss
flow, I flow, melt
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Hubble flow English
- aflow English
- afterflow English
- airflow English
- antiflow English
- ashflow English
- autoflow English
- backflow English
- baseflow English
- byflow English
- coflow English
- conflow English
- contraflow English
- counterflow English
- crossflow English
- dark flow English
- deflow English
- downflow English
- earthflow English
- flow English
- flowability English
- flowable English
- flowage English
- flowant English
- flowcytometric English
- flowest English
- floweth English
- flowgram English
- flowgraph English
- flowgraphy English
- flowing English
- flowless English
- flowlike English
- flowline English
- flowmeter English
- flowmetric English
- flowmotion English
- flowrate English
- flowsheet English
- flowsnake English
- flowstone English
- flowthrough English
- flowtime English
- flowtop English
- flowy English
- foreflow English
- freeflow English
- geneflow English
- grainflow English
- hyperflow English
- inflow English
- interflow English
- lineflow English
- microflow English
- midflow English
- mindflow English
- mudflow English
- nanoflow English
- newsflow English
- nonflow English
- off-flow English
- outflow English
- overflow English
- rainflow English
- reflow English
- semiflow English
- slushflow English
- stemflow English
- stormflow English
- streamflow English
- subflow English
- superflow English
- throughflow English
- underflow English
- uniflow English
- upflow English
- uroflow English
- waterflow English
- wordflow English
- workflow English
- Fluonia Latin
- affluo Latin
- circumfluo Latin
- confluo Latin
- defluo Latin
- diffluo Latin
- effluo Latin
- fluctus Latin
- fluere Latin
- fluibundus Latin
- fluidus Latin
- fluito Latin
- flumen Latin
- fluxus Latin
- fluō Latin
- influo Latin
- interfluo Latin
- perfluo Latin
- praefluo Latin
- praeterfluo Latin
- profluo Latin
- refluo Latin
- superfluo Latin
- transfluo Latin
- fluir Spanish, Castilian
- *bʰleh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- flowen Middle English
- fluer Old French
- flui Esperanto
- fluir Catalan, Valencian
- fluir Middle French