handboc
Old English
noun
Definitions
- handbook, manual
Etymology
Affix from Old English hand (hand, side, person regarded as holder receiver of something, control, possession, power, charge, agency) + Old English bōc (book, beech).
Origin
Old English
bōc
Gloss
book, beech
Concept
Semantic Field
Speech and language
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
本
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *handuz Proto-Germanic
- bispellboc Old English
- boccræft Old English
- bocgestreon Old English
- bochus Old English
- boclar Old English
- boclic Old English
- bocstæf Old English
- boctreow Old English
- bōc Old English
- ciricboc Old English
- cwidboc Old English
- færeldboc Old English
- gecyndboc Old English
- gerimboc Old English
- godspellboc Old English
- hand Old English
- handbred Old English
- handcosp Old English
- handgeweorc Old English
- handgewrit Old English
- handlian Old English
- handscyldig Old English
- handseax Old English
- handtam Old English
- handweorc Old English
- larboc Old English
- læceboc Old English
- namboc Old English
- rædingboc Old English
- sangboc Old English
- wifhand Old English
- wæpnedhand Old English
- æboc Old English
- boke Middle English
- book Middle English
- booke Middle English
- hand Middle English
- hond Middle English
- honde Middle English
- *bōk gmw-pro
- *handu gmw-pro