roză
Moldavian
/ˈro.zə/
noun
Definitions
- rose
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin rosa (rose, a rose) borrowed from Italian rosa borrowed from French rose (pink) borrowed from German Rose (rose).
Origin
German (Berlin)
Rose
Gloss
rose
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Rosa English
- roseola English
- rosa Latin
- rosaceus Latin
- rosarium Latin
- rosetum Latin
- roseus Latin
- rosulentus Latin
- Dornröschen German
- Gürtelrose German
- Pfingstrose German
- Rose German
- Rosenblatt German
- Rosengarten German
- Rosengewächs German
- Rosenkohl German
- Rosenkranz German
- Rosenmontag German
- Rosenquarz German
- Rosenwasser German
- Seerose German
- Teichrose German
- Windrose German
- rosa German
- rózsa Hungarian
- rosa Italian
- rosaceo Italian
- rosaio Italian
- rosaista Italian
- rosastro Italian
- roseto Italian
- rosicoltore Italian
- rosicoltura Italian
- Rosemont French
- rosace French
- rose French
- rosette French
- rosier French
- rosière French
- rosâtre French
- rosa Spanish, Castilian
- rosas Spanish, Castilian
- ῥόδον Ancient Greek
- rosa Norwegian Bokmål
- rose Norwegian Bokmål
- ros Swedish
- rosa Swedish
- rosa Norwegian Nynorsk
- rose Norwegian Nynorsk
- rose Old English
- rōse Old English
- rós Old Norse
- rose Old French
- roža Serbo-Croatian
- ruža Serbo-Croatian
- rosa Catalan, Valencian
- rós Icelandic
- rosa Galician
- roz Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- رزا Persian
- ροζ Greek (modern)
- rōsa Old High German
- rozā Latvian
- rósa Faroese
- rose Norman
- Rous Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- rosa Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- rosa Old Portuguese
- rose Middle Low German
- rōse Middle Low German
- ruža Slovak
- ròsa Occitan
- roža Slovene
- rosa Romansh
- rosa Asturian
- rose Friulian
- rós Middle Irish
- rosa Old Spanish
- rêuza Ligurian
- ruosa Dalmatian
- roza Ladino
- רוזה Ladino
- woz Haitian, Haitian Creole
- Ros Hunsrik
- roz Mauritian Creole
- roza Istriot
- rosa Aragonese
- roz Seychellois Creole