vidro
Portuguese
/ˈvi.ðɾu/, /ˈvi.dɾu/
noun
Definitions
- glass the material
Etymology
Derived from Old Portuguese vidro derived from Latin vitrum (glass) derived from Proto-Italic *wedro- (glass) derived from Proto-Indo-European *wed-ro- (water-like).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*wed-ro-
Gloss
water-like
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- vitrifacture English
- vitreus Latin
- vitrum Latin
- biovetro Italian
- vetraio Italian
- vetrame Italian
- vetreria Italian
- vetrificare Italian
- vetrina Italian
- vetro Italian
- vetroasfalto Italian
- vitroclastico Italian
- papier de verre French
- sous-verre French
- verglas French
- verre French
- vitre French
- vitrine French
- limpiavidrios Spanish, Castilian
- vidriería Spanish, Castilian
- vidrio Spanish, Castilian
- *wed-ro- Proto-Indo-European
- vidrar Portuguese
- vidraria Portuguese
- vidraça Portuguese
- vidreiro Portuguese
- vidrão Portuguese
- ビードロ Japanese
- ビー玉 Japanese
- voirre Old French
- vitro Esperanto
- vidre Catalan, Valencian
- vidro Galician
- bildo Cebuano
- vitro Ido
- vitrifier Middle French
- voirre Middle French
- vidro Old Portuguese
- *wedro- Proto-Italic
- *wedrom Proto-Italic
- bidre Asturian
- vidriu Asturian
- vidru Asturian
- veri Friulian
- vitru Sicilian
- viatro Dalmatian