Etymology of the Latin word forma

Derivations in Latin

deformare, conformalis, informis, formalis, formare, formula, formosus, formella, biformis, conformis, deformis, acutiforme, agrostiiformis, airaeformis, alveiformis, brachiariaeformis, ceresiiforme, claviformis, criniforme, donaciformis, foliiforme, junciformis, koeleriiformis, laguriformis, loliiforme, nardiformis, olyriformis, orizaeforme, oviniformis, paniciformis, pennisetiformis, phleiforme, reniformis, sesleriaeformis, setiformis, stipaeformis, stipiformis, vulpiaeformis, brizaeformis, holciformis, hordeiformis, miliiformis, poiformis, -formis, triformis, informare, ensiformis

Derivations in other languages

English vermiform, English unciform, English restiform, English pyriform, English pisiform, English piriform, English penniform, English pampiniform, English fusiform, English fundiform, English falciform, English cuneiform, English cribriform, English -form, French forme, French aranéiforme, French form, Italian forma, Portuguese forma, Spanish horma, Spanish forma, Spanish arboriforme

Cognates

Danish forme, Danish formere, Dutch vormen, Dutch vorm, Dutch formeren, English confirm, English form, English form up, French confirmer, French forme, French former, German firmen, German Form, German formen, German formieren, Icelandic ferma, Italian confermare, Italian formare, Italian forma, Italian confirmare, Lithuanian forma, Norwegian konfirmere, Norwegian formen, Norwegian formere, Polish forma, Provençal forma, Russian фopмa, Spanish forma, Spanish confirmar, Spanish formar, Swedish konfirmera, Swedish forma, Swedish formera