sceot
Old English
noun
Definitions
- shot, act of shooting
- missile, shot
- darting, rapid movement
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *skutą (projectile, missile, bullet, that which is thrown, shot, that which is thrown cast).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*skutą
Gloss
projectile, missile, bullet, that which is thrown, shot, that which is thrown cast
Concept
Semantic Field
Warfare and hunting
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
弾
Emoji
🚅
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Romescot English
- backshot English
- birdshot English
- bloodshot English
- bowshot English
- breastshot English
- buckshot English
- bullshot English
- cockshot English
- countershot English
- crack shot English
- creepshot English
- cumshot English
- cup-shot English
- earshot English
- eyeshot English
- foreshot English
- grapeshot English
- gunshot English
- hailshot English
- headshot English
- hipshot English
- holeshot English
- intershot English
- ironshot English
- jumpshot English
- killshot English
- longshot English
- mailshot English
- meatshot English
- midshot English
- multishot English
- nutshot English
- packshot English
- postshot English
- potshot English
- preshot English
- rimshot English
- scattershot English
- scot English
- scot-free English
- screenshot English
- shot English
- shot glass English
- shot-clog English
- shot-glass English
- shotgun English
- shothole English
- shotless English
- shotlist English
- shotmaker English
- shotmaking English
- shotproof English
- shotshell English
- shotted English
- shottie English
- slingshot English
- slungshot English
- snapshot English
- soulscot English
- subshot English
- sunshot English
- thumbshot English
- unshot English
- upshot English
- shotti Finnish
- Schoß German
- Schoßhund German
- shot Dutch, Flemish
- skudd Norwegian Bokmål
- *skutą Proto-Germanic
- ショット Japanese
- scot Old English
- scot Middle English
- arfskot Old Norse
- kólfskot Old Norse
- skot Old Norse
- escot Old French
- شات Persian
- scoz Old High German
- scōz Old High German
- שאָס Yiddish
- *skot Old Dutch
- *skot Frankish
- jaat Marshallese
- skut Old Danish
- shat Kriol