pansar
Swedish
noun
Definitions
- an armour
Etymology
Inherited from Old Swedish panzar derived from Middle Low German pantzer derived from Italian panciera derived from Latin pantex (paunch, belly, guts).
Origin
Latin
pantex
Gloss
paunch, belly, guts
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- kitiinipanssari Finnish
- panssari Finnish
- panssariajoneuvo Finnish
- panssariauto Finnish
- panssarieste Finnish
- panssarijoukot Finnish
- panssarijuna Finnish
- panssarikauhu Finnish
- panssarilaiva Finnish
- panssarimies Finnish
- panssarintorjunta Finnish
- panssarinyrkki Finnish
- panssarivaunu Finnish
- panssaroida Finnish
- piikkipanssari Finnish
- rengaspanssari Finnish
- selkäpanssari Finnish
- pantex Latin
- panciera Italian
- pancho Spanish, Castilian
- panser Norwegian Bokmål
- pansarstyrka Swedish
- styrka Swedish
- panser Norwegian Nynorsk
- pance Old French
- pancier Old French
- panciere Old French
- panse Old French
- pantze Middle Low German
- pantzer Middle Low German
- panzar Old Swedish
- pancha Aragonese
- panche ONF.