| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | fra: loin |
| etymologically related | lat: longaevitās |
| etymologically related | lat: longaevus |
| etymologically related | lat: longanimis |
| etymologically related | lat: longanimitās |
| etymologically related | lat: longanimiter |
| etymologically related | lat: longiloquium |
| etymologically related | lat: longinquē |
| has derived form | lat: longē sum |
| lexical category | adverb |
| pronunciation | /ˈlon.geː/ |
| semantically related | lat: abunde |
| semantically related | lat: accumulate |
| semantically related | lat: late |
| semantically related | lat: laxe |
| semantically related | lat: longinquus |
| semantically related | lat: longus |
| semantically related | lat: magnopere magnus opere |
| semantically related | lat: magnopere |
| semantically related | lat: maxime |
| semantically related | lat: multum |
| semantically related | lat: multus plus plurimum |
| semantically related | lat: nempe |
| semantically related | lat: numerose |
| semantically related | lat: plurimus |
| semantically related | lat: quidem |
| semantically related | lat: sane |
| semantically related | lat: summopere |
| semantically related | lat: uberte |
| semantically related | lat: valde |
| synonym | lat: longiter |
| translation | eng: far off |
| translation | eng: far |
| translation | eng: greatly |
| translation | eng: long |
| translation | eng: much |
| translation | eng: widely |
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