técnico
Portuguese
/ˈtɛk.ni.ku/
adj
Definitions
- technical
Etymology
Borrowed from French technique (branch of knowledge, technicality) derived from Latin technicus derived from Ancient Greek τεχνικός (artistic, skilful, art, skillful, workmanlike).
Origin
Ancient Greek
τεχνικός
Gloss
artistic, skilful, art, skillful, workmanlike
Kanji
芸
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- technical English
- technique English
- technicus Latin
- Technik German
- technici Dutch, Flemish
- technicus Dutch, Flemish
- techniek Dutch, Flemish
- agrotechnique French
- aérotechnique French
- géotechnique French
- psychotechnique French
- radiotechnique French
- sociotechnique French
- techniciste French
- technicité French
- technique French
- techniquement French
- électrotechnique French
- те́хник Russian
- técnico Spanish, Castilian
- τέχνη Ancient Greek
- τεχνικός Ancient Greek
- teknikk Norwegian Bokmål
- agrotécnico Portuguese
- tecnicamente Portuguese
- tecnicismo Portuguese
- teknik Swedish
- teknikk Norwegian Nynorsk
- teknik Danish
- technický Czech
- техника Serbo-Croatian
- tehnică Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- פירוטכניקה Hebrew (modern)
- តិកនិក Central Khmer