Etymology of the Latin word porus
the Latin word
porus (passage)
derived from the Greek word
poros, πόρος, πῶρος (hole; passage)
derived from the Greek word
peireinderived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*per-Derivations in Latin
porosus,
porifera,
MilleporaDerivations in other languages
English
pore, English
poriferous, French
pore, Italian
poroCognates
Dutch
paar, Dutch
paren, Dutch
porie, Dutch
prei, English
pore, English
pair, French
apparier, French
paire, French
pore, French
poireau, German
Paar, German
paaren, German
Pore, German
Porree, Italian
porro, Italian
poro, Latin
par, Latin
porrum, Lithuanian
pora, Lithuanian
poras, Norwegian
par, Norwegian
pare, Norwegian
pore, Norwegian
purre, Polish
para, Polish
por, Provençal
apariar, Russian
пapa, Russian
пopeй, Russian
пopa, Spanish
poro, Swedish
par, Swedish
para, Swedish
por, Swedish
purjolök, Yiddish
porUsage
Word found in New Latin, Late Latin
