razão
Portuguese
/ʁɐ.ˈzɐ̃w̃/, /ʁa.ˈzɐ̃w̃/
noun
Definitions
- reason the ability to think correctly
- reason; motive the cause of an action or determination
- correctness; rightness the condition of being right
- (mathematics) ratio the relative magnitudes of two quantities
Etymology
Inherited from Old Portuguese razon inherited from Latin ratiō (reason, calculation, account, proof, manner, explanation).
Origin
Latin
ratiō
Gloss
reason, calculation, account, proof, manner, explanation
Concept
Semantic Field
Emotions and values
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
理
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- ratio Latin
- ratiocinor Latin
- rationabilis Latin
- rationalis Latin
- rationarium Latin
- ratiō Latin
- ratiōnābilis Latin
- ratio Italian
- razione Italian
- razza Italian
- ratio Dutch, Flemish
- ración Spanish, Castilian
- razonable Spanish, Castilian
- razón Spanish, Castilian
- sinrazón Spanish, Castilian
- razoavelmente Portuguese
- razoável Portuguese
- racja Polish
- irrationel Danish
- rationel Danish
- raison Old French
- reson Old French
- ра̀чӯн Serbo-Croatian
- ració Catalan, Valencian
- razón Galician
- rhaid Welsh
- reiza Old High German
- razon Old Portuguese
- razõavel Old Portuguese
- raçon Old Portuguese
- razón Asturian
- reson Friulian
- razo Old Occitan
- raxon Venetian
- rason Papiamentu
- raisun xno
- rasaun Dalmatian
- rejon Ladin
- rason Hiligaynon
- razón Aragonese
- razón Extremaduran
- razon omq-teo