Etymology of the Greek word glossa (γλῶσσα)

Derivations in Greek

glossopetra, omoglossos, glossema, aglossos, glossographos, glotta, hupoglossios, diglossos, idioglossos

Derivations in other languages

English glossopharyngeus, English genioglossus, English glosso-, English glossa, English isogloss, English hypoglossus, French glossine, French glossite, French microglosse, French ophioglossées, French -glossidés, French -glossie, Italian diglossia, Italian -glossia, Italian glossa, Italian aglossia, Italian glossema, Italian entoglosso, Italian genioglosso, Italian idroglossa, Italian isoglossa, Italian melanoglossia, Italian subglossite, Italian palatoglosso, Latin glossa, Latin Ascoglossa, Latin Balanoglossus, Latin Discoglossus, Latin Phaneroglossa, Latin Phylloglossum, Latin hypoglossus, Latin Hippoglossus, Latin Macroglossa, Latin Macroglossus, Latin Megaloglossus, Latin Odontoglossum, Latin Ophioglossum, Latin Rhachiglossa, Latin Stenoglossa, Latin Trichoglossus, Latin Himantoglossum, Latin Saccoglossus, Latin Tachyglossus, Latin Taenioglossa, Latin Sacoglossa, Latin Glossiphonia, Latin Triglossum, Latin gynoglossa, Latin platyglossa, Latin Zaglossus, Latin salpiglossis, Portuguese glossiano