pot
Catalan
noun
Definitions
- jar, canister, vessel
- jackpot
Etymology
Inherited from Latin pottum derived from Frankish *pott inherited from Proto-Germanic *puttaz (pot, jar, tub) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *budnós (a type of vessel).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*budnós
Gloss
a type of vessel
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antipot English
- beanpot English
- coalpot English
- cookpot English
- crackpot English
- crockpot English
- dashpot English
- dyepot English
- eelpot English
- firepot English
- fishpot English
- flashpot English
- fleshpot English
- flowerpot English
- fuckpot English
- fusspot English
- gluepot English
- hodgepodge English
- honeypot English
- hotpot English
- inkpot English
- jampot English
- lickpot English
- matchpot English
- overpot English
- pisspot English
- pot English
- pot marigold English
- pot-bound English
- pot-house English
- potaholic English
- potale English
- potbank English
- potbellied English
- potbelly English
- potboy English
- potcake English
- potful English
- potgun English
- pothanger English
- pothead English
- potherb English
- potholder English
- pothole English
- pothook English
- pothunter English
- pothunting English
- potless English
- potlid English
- potlike English
- potline English
- potluck English
- potman English
- potpie English
- potsherd English
- potshot English
- potstick English
- potstone English
- pottable English
- potter English
- potty English
- potworm English
- quart-pot English
- reel-pot English
- repot English
- rumpot English
- saucepot English
- sexpot English
- shitpot English
- stewpot English
- stinkpot English
- stockpot English
- sulkpot English
- swankpot English
- swill-pot English
- tarpot English
- teapot English
- thumbpot English
- tosspot English
- trampot English
- try pot English
- underpot English
- unpot English
- washpot English
- waterpot English
- whitepot English
- potta Finnish
- potti Finnish
- pottum Latin
- Pott German
- Ruhrpott German
- potthässlich German
- bloempot Dutch, Flemish
- brompot Dutch, Flemish
- doofpot Dutch, Flemish
- fooienpot Dutch, Flemish
- gemeenschapspot Dutch, Flemish
- hutspot Dutch, Flemish
- knalpot Dutch, Flemish
- knorrepot Dutch, Flemish
- koffiepot Dutch, Flemish
- kookpot Dutch, Flemish
- likkepot Dutch, Flemish
- lollepot Dutch, Flemish
- nachtpot Dutch, Flemish
- oppotten Dutch, Flemish
- pispot Dutch, Flemish
- po Dutch, Flemish
- pot Dutch, Flemish
- potboef Dutch, Flemish
- potlood Dutch, Flemish
- potplant Dutch, Flemish
- pottenbakker Dutch, Flemish
- potteus Dutch, Flemish
- potvis Dutch, Flemish
- spaarpot Dutch, Flemish
- stamppot Dutch, Flemish
- theepot Dutch, Flemish
- pot French
- pot-au-feu French
- potage French
- potiche French
- potée French
- pote Spanish, Castilian
- potear Spanish, Castilian
- *budn- Proto-Indo-European
- *budnós Proto-Indo-European
- pote Portuguese
- *puttaz Proto-Germanic
- potta Swedish
- pott Old English
- pot Middle English
- pottr Old Norse
- pot Old French
- pottur Icelandic
- pot Middle Dutch
- pot Afrikaans
- bô Vietnamese
- pot Middle French
- potswal Old Dutch
- potsticker Chinese
- pot Middle Low German
- *pott Frankish
- po Hausa
- poto Chichewa, Chewa, Nyanja