husbonda
Old English
noun
Definitions
- master of the house
Etymology
Compound from Old English hūs (house, shelter, dwelling) + Old English bonda (head of a family, husband, a householder).
Origin
Old English
bonda
Gloss
head of a family, husband, a householder
Concept
Semantic Field
Kinship
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
主, 夫
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *hūsą Proto-Germanic
- Hlafhus Old English
- bochus Old English
- bonda Old English
- bæchus Old English
- bæþhus Old English
- cachus Old English
- domhus Old English
- ealuhus Old English
- forligerhus Old English
- friþhus Old English
- fyrhus Old English
- gæsthus Old English
- husbryce Old English
- husbryne Old English
- husræden Old English
- hūs Old English
- læcehus Old English
- mangunghus Old English
- sawelhus Old English
- scandhus Old English
- sumerhus Old English
- winterhus Old English
- wæpnhus Old English
- bond Middle English
- hous Middle English
- hus Middle English
- bóndi Old Norse
- *hūs gmw-pro