igolide
Xhosa
[íɡ̊o̤líːd̥e̤]
noun
Definitions
- gold
Etymology
Borrowed from English gold (pyrolyse food to a golden brown).
Origin
English
gold
Gloss
pyrolyse food to a golden brown
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Gold Star English
- Goldie English
- antigold English
- begold English
- digold English
- e-gold English
- eka-gold English
- fluorogold English
- gilden English
- gold English
- gold star English
- gold-beater English
- gold-bronze English
- goldback English
- goldbeater English
- goldbeating English
- goldbrick English
- goldcrest English
- goldcup English
- golden English
- goldeye English
- goldfield English
- goldfinch English
- goldfish English
- goldhammer English
- goldie English
- golding English
- goldish English
- goldless English
- goldlike English
- goldlip English
- goldly English
- goldminer English
- goldmohur English
- goldness English
- goldrush English
- goldseed English
- goldsmith English
- goldsmithing English
- goldsmithy English
- goldtail English
- goldthread English
- goldtone English
- goldware English
- goldwork English
- goldy English
- immunogold English
- nanogold English
- nongold English
- organogold English
- potable gold English
- radiogold English
- supergold English
- tetragold English
- tetraxenonogold English
- trigold English
- ungold English
- gold Middle English
- gold Cebuano
- igolide Zulu
- gold Volapük
- goldin Volapük
- gol Tok Pisin
- koura Maori
- gwal Hausa
- goridhe Shona
- golide Chichewa, Chewa, Nyanja
- igolide North Ndebele