livre
‘bound written text’
simplex — no productive affix
The same meaning in all five languages
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Germanic
French
Romance
Hindi
Indo-Aryan
Telugu
South-Central
Tamil
South
Stem
book
livre
किताब
पुस्तक
పుస్తకం
புத்தகம்
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native
native
Perso-Arabic
Sanskritic
Sanskritic
Sanskritic
- पुस्तकHindi⟷புத்தகம்Tamil· shared loan — both borrowed from the same source
- पुस्तकHindi⟷పుస్తకంTelugu· shared loan — both borrowed from the same source
- புத்தகம்Tamil⟷పుస్తకంTelugu· shared loan — both borrowed from the same source
How the graph explains it
generated by named rules · open a sentence to see whyThese sentences are assembled from graph facts by a deterministic template engine — not written by hand, and not authoritative.
01livre is a French noun with no productive affixal segmentation (simplex).1 step
- rulerule:simplex
02Its meaning ('bound written text') can be approximated as TEXT in the Suffeffix atom interlingua.2 steps
- rulerule:atom-structure
- atomatom:TEXT
03livre is inherited from Latin liber ‘inner bark of a tree; book’, with semantic metonymy (confidence 0.85).3 steps
- rulerule:etymology-hop
- edgeedge:book-la-fr0.85
- sourcetlfi0.85
04Aligned forms: English book (translation equivalent); Hindi किताब (kitāb) (translation equivalent); Hindi पुस्तक (pustak) (translation equivalent); Tamil புத்தகம் (puttakam) (translation equivalent); Telugu పుస్తకం (pustakaṁ) (translation equivalent).1 step
- rulerule:alignment
Where it came from
Full lineage graph →- liberLatin— inherited →livremetonymy acceptedtlfi0.85