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Etymology of the Latin word vinum
the Latin word
vinum
(wine)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*win-o-
(wine)
cognates include Arabic wain, both of which are possibly derived from a long-lost Mediterranean language
Derivations in Latin
vinaceus
,
vinosus
,
vinarius
,
vinetum
,
vinea
,
vinolentus
,
vinifer
,
vinalis
,
vindemia
Derivations in other languages
English
vini-
, English
vinic
, English
vinificator
, English
win
, French
vin
, Portuguese
vinho
, Romanian
vin
, Spanish
vino
, Spanish
vinicultor
Cognates
Catalan
vi
, Dutch
wijn
, English
wine
, French
vin
, German
Wein
, Icelandic
vín
, Italian
vino
, Lithuanian
vynas
, Polish
wino
, Portuguese
vinho
, Russian
винo
, Spanish
vino
, Swedish
vin
, Yiddish
vajn
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