papir
Serbo-Croatian
/pǎpiːr/
noun
Definitions
- paper
Etymology
Derived from German Papier (paper) derived from Latin papȳrus (papyrus, paper) derived from Ancient Greek πάπυρος (papyrus).
Origin
Ancient Greek
πάπυρος
Gloss
papyrus
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- paper English
- *papīlus Latin
- paperium Latin
- papyraceus Latin
- papyrifer Latin
- papyrius Latin
- papyrus Latin
- papȳrus Latin
- Altpapier German
- Briefpapier German
- Eckpunktepapier German
- Klopapier German
- Lackmuspapier German
- Löschpapier German
- Papier German
- Papierbeutel German
- Papierblume German
- Papierbogen German
- Papierdeutsch German
- Papierflieger German
- Papierherstellung German
- Papierindustrie German
- Papierkorb German
- Papierkram German
- Papiersack German
- Papierschnittwunde German
- Papierschnitzel German
- Papiersprache German
- Papierstreicher German
- Papiertasche German
- Papiertaschentuch German
- Papiertiger German
- Papiertonne German
- Papiertüte German
- Sandpapier German
- Schleifpapier German
- Schmierpapier German
- Schreibpapier German
- Silberpapier German
- Toilettenpapier German
- Wertpapier German
- papierdeutsch German
- papieren German
- papierlos German
- papirusz Hungarian
- papír Hungarian
- papiro Italian
- papyrus French
- papiro Spanish, Castilian
- πάπυρος Ancient Greek
- πάπῡρος Ancient Greek
- papiro Portuguese
- papier Polish
- tapor Old English
- papirus Middle English
- paper Old French
- papier Old French
- paper Catalan, Valencian
- papură Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- papīrs Latvian
- papero Ido
- papier Middle High German
- papir Middle Low German
- папір Ukrainian
- 파피루스 Korean
- папера Belarusian
- palperi Romansh
- palpier Romansh
- palpieri Romansh
- pulpier Romansh
- pupi Romansh
- pupier Romansh
- paper xno
- paper Old Catalan