Links | |
---|---|
etymological origin of | fra: feindre |
etymological origin of | fro: faindre |
etymology | p_ine: dʰeiǵʰ- |
has derived form | lat: fictē |
has derived form | lat: fictum |
has derived form | lat: fictus |
has derived form | lat: fingibilis |
lexical category | verb |
pronunciation | /ˈfin.goː/ |
semantically related | lat: accustor |
semantically related | lat: adapto |
semantically related | lat: apparo |
semantically related | lat: apto |
semantically related | lat: caelum |
semantically related | lat: cohortor |
semantically related | lat: docere |
semantically related | lat: erudio |
semantically related | lat: facies |
semantically related | lat: formo |
semantically related | lat: hortor |
semantically related | lat: impedimentum |
semantically related | lat: indico |
semantically related | lat: instruo |
semantically related | lat: interseco |
semantically related | lat: libro |
semantically related | lat: mantele |
semantically related | lat: ornatus |
semantically related | lat: pecten |
semantically related | lat: plaga |
semantically related | lat: prodoceo |
semantically related | lat: seco |
semantically related | lat: tergo |
semantically related | lat: vestio |
semantically related | lat: vestitus |
translation | eng: arrange |
translation | eng: dress |
translation | eng: fashion |
translation | eng: form |
translation | eng: instruct |
translation | eng: teach |
Lexvo © 2008-2025 Gerard de Melo. Contact Legal Information / Imprint