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etymological origin of | fra: rompre |
etymological origin of | lat: irrumpo |
etymological origin of | lat: ruptio |
etymological origin of | lat: ruptor |
etymological origin of | lat: ruptura |
has derived form | lat: abrumpō |
has derived form | lat: corrumpō |
has derived form | lat: interrumpō |
has derived form | lat: irrumpō |
has derived form | lat: ruptūra |
has derived form | lat: ruptiō |
has derived form | lat: ruptor |
lexical category | verb |
semantically related | lat: ūsurpāre |
semantically related | lat: abrumpo |
semantically related | lat: accipitro |
semantically related | lat: assula |
semantically related | lat: deutor |
semantically related | lat: extorqueo |
semantically related | lat: fragor |
semantically related | lat: frango |
semantically related | lat: haerere |
semantically related | lat: lacero |
semantically related | lat: no |
semantically related | lat: pecco |
semantically related | lat: pirata |
semantically related | lat: polluo |
semantically related | lat: procella |
semantically related | lat: rabies |
semantically related | lat: saevitas |
semantically related | lat: scaena |
semantically related | lat: scindo |
semantically related | lat: serrare |
semantically related | lat: spiratio |
semantically related | lat: tax |
semantically related | lat: tempestas |
semantically related | lat: usurpare |
semantically related | lat: volo |
translation | eng: annul |
translation | eng: burst |
translation | eng: destroy |
translation | eng: interrupt |
translation | eng: rend |
translation | eng: rupture |
translation | eng: split |
translation | eng: tear |
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