bæc
Old English
noun
Definitions
- back
- back or rear end (of something)
Etymology
Inherited from *bak inherited from Proto-Germanic *baką (rear, back).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*baką
Gloss
rear, back
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Other
Kanji
後, 背
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Canadian bacon English
- Troutbeck English
- back English
- bacon English
- baconburger English
- baconed English
- baconer English
- baconize English
- baconless English
- baconlike English
- bacony English
- beck English
- chawbacon English
- pekoni Finnish
- bacar Latin
- bacon Italian
- bacon French
- бекон Russian
- beicon Spanish, Castilian
- *bʰogo Proto-Indo-European
- bacon Norwegian Bokmål
- bacon Portuguese
- *bakaburdaz Proto-Germanic
- *baką Proto-Germanic
- bacon Swedish
- ベーコン Japanese
- bekon Polish
- bacon Norwegian Nynorsk
- bord Old English
- bæcbord Old English
- bæcern Old English
- bacon Middle English
- bak Middle English
- bakbon Middle English
- bakkes Middle English
- bek Middle English
- horsbak Middle English
- thornbak Middle English
- bak Old Norse
- á Old Norse
- beikon Icelandic
- เบคอน Thai
- bah Old High German
- бекон Bulgarian
- *bak gmw-pro
- 培根 Chinese
- bak Old Saxon
- 베이컨 Korean