pequeno
Portuguese
/pɨ.ˈke.nu/, /pe.ˈke.nu/
adj
Definitions
- small
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese pequeno inherited from Latin *peccuīnus.
Origin
Latin
*peccuīnus
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- piccolo English
- price English
- piccolo Finnish
- pikkolo Finnish
- *peccuīnus Latin
- *pikk Latin
- pĭtĭnnus Latin
- Piccoloflöte German
- piccolo Hungarian
- pikoló Hungarian
- impiccolire Italian
- piccoletto Italian
- piccolezza Italian
- piccolino Italian
- piccolissimo Italian
- piccolo Italian
- piccolotto Italian
- piccolo Dutch, Flemish
- pico- Dutch, Flemish
- Petitjean French
- petiot French
- petit French
- petit filet French
- petit juif French
- petit nègre French
- petitement French
- petitesse French
- petitissime French
- piccolo French
- пикколо Russian
- empequeñecer Spanish, Castilian
- pequeñajo Spanish, Castilian
- pequeño Spanish, Castilian
- pequeñuelo Spanish, Castilian
- pequeñín Spanish, Castilian
- piccolo Spanish, Castilian
- pitiyanqui Spanish, Castilian
- petiz Portuguese
- プチ Japanese
- プチプライス Japanese
- flet piccolo Polish
- piccolo Polish
- pikolo Polish
- piccolo Danish
- petit Old French
- pequeneiro Galician
- pequeniño Galician
- pequeno Galician
- pequerrecho Galician
- πίκολο Greek (modern)
- petti Faroese
- pequeno Old Portuguese
- pequeñu Asturian
- pìcolo Ligurian
- ti Haitian, Haitian Creole
- pikinóti Kabuverdianu
- tipti Mauritian Creole
- pikininu Guinea-Bissau Creole
- piquin Indo-Portuguese