Etymology of the Latin word lana

Derivations in Latin

lanatus, lanifer, lanarius, lanosus, lanugo, lanigerus, laniger, lanificium, albilanata, aureolanata, elanata, lanatifolia, lanatipes, laneus, lanicaulis, laniflora, lanipes

Derivations in other languages

French laine, French lanice, French lanoline, French lanugo, German lanolin, Italian lana, Portuguese lana-caprina, Portuguese lã, Portuguese lanar, Romanian lână, Spanish lana

Cognates

Catalan espasa, Catalan llana, Catalan romans, Dutch kooi, Dutch mispel, Dutch roman, Dutch spade, English cage, English introduce, English medlar, English pot, English spade, English introduction, English introducción, English introducir, French nèfle, French pot, French cage, French enchanteur, French laine, French motte, French épée, French éteindre, French roman, French proue, French rache, French ruiner, French spadelle, German Käfig, German Koje, German Mispel, German Roman, German Spaten, Icelandic mispill, Italian spada, Italian motta, Italian prua, Italian estinguere, Italian gabbia, Italian lana, Italian nespola, Italian incantatore, Lithuanian puodas, Lithuanian romanas, Norwegian koy, Norwegian roman, Polish szpada, Portuguese lâ, Provençal nesple, Russian poмaн, Spanish introducción, Swedish koj, Swedish mespel, Swedish roman