Mosa

Appendix:Variations of "mosa" Catalan ca: Etymology From ca la Mosa, from ca cel -, deriving from ca cel-pro *mosā. Proper noun m ca Meuse Q41986 Chungli Ao Proper noun njo-jgl proper noun Moses (biblical character) Italian it: Etymology From it la Mosa, from it cel -, deriving from it cel-pro *mosā. Proper noun it Meuse Q41986 Anagrams it amos -soma Amos Samo maso soma it exonyms Latin Etymology From la cel -, deriving from la cel-pro *mosā, of uncertain origin; possibly ultimately from la ine-pro *mā- to stupefy in the sense of the river's tortuousness, cognate with gem-pro *masōną to confound, be weary, dream (modern en maze), cy mydu to vault, arch, non meis curvatura.Ferguson, Robert (1862): The River-names of Europe, p. 142 Or, Albrecht Greule writes that it could perhaps be from ine-pro *meh₂d- wet, whence la madeō to be wet and grc μεστός full.333b Maas Compare also gem-pro *Masō (Dutch nl Maas), presumably from the same source. Pronunciation ablative case Mosā Proper noun la: Mosa<1> m la river c/Belgium,France,Netherlands cont/Europe Meuse Declension Mosa<1> Descendants ca Mosa fr Meuse en Meuse lb Meuse sv Meuse it Mosa pt Mosa es Mosa wa Moûze References Maranao Proper noun Moses Portuguese Proper noun m pt Meuse Q41986 pt exonyms Spanish es: Etymology es :lbor la:Mosa + 1 Pronunciation Proper noun m es Meuse Q41986,Q12631 Related terms es moseno es exonyms