Etymology of the Latin word tonus
the Latin word
tonus (tone, degree of light, shade; tone, pitch, note)
derived from the Medieval Greek word
tonos, τόνος
derived from the Greek word
teino, τείνω
Derivations in Latin
semitonus,
tonarius,
intonareDerivations in other languages
English
tone, English
tonus, French
ton, Italian
tono, Portuguese
tom, Portuguese
tono, Romanian
tunCognates
Dutch
tombola, Dutch
toon, Dutch
ton, English
tombola, English
tone, English
tun, English
ton, French
tonneau, French
tonne, French
tombola, French
ton, French
toux, German
Tombola, German
Tonne, German
Ton, Icelandic
tónn, Icelandic
tunna, Italian
tosse, Italian
tuono, Lithuanian
tonas, Lithuanian
tona, Norwegian
tombola, Polish
ton, Portuguese
tosse, Portuguese
tom, Provençal
tos, Provençal
tona, Russian
тoн, Russian
тoннa, Spanish
tos, Spanish
ton, Swedish
tombola, Swedish
ton, Swedish
tunna
