asgwrn
Welsh (Colloquial)
/ˈasɡʊrn/
noun
Definitions
- bone
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Welsh ascwrn, ascurn inherited from Proto-Celtic *astkornu inherited from Proto-Indo-European *ḱr̥h₂nom.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*ḱr̥h₂nom
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -corn English
- Hornblower English
- airhorn English
- behorn English
- bicorn English
- bighorn English
- blowhorn English
- buckhorn English
- bullhorn English
- butterhorn English
- coach horn English
- cornage English
- cornett English
- cornific English
- cornification English
- cornuate English
- deerhorn English
- dehorn English
- demihorn English
- dishorn English
- elkhorn English
- feedhorn English
- fish-horn English
- flowerhorn English
- foghorn English
- hartshorn English
- horn English
- horn-bearing English
- hornbag English
- hornball English
- hornbeak English
- hornbill English
- hornblower English
- hornbook English
- hornbug English
- horncore English
- horndog English
- horned English
- hornen English
- horner English
- hornfoot English
- hornful English
- hornification English
- horning English
- hornish English
- hornist English
- hornless English
- hornlet English
- hornlike English
- hornowl English
- hornpike English
- hornpipe English
- hornpout English
- hornpox English
- hornrims English
- hornsman English
- hornsnake English
- hornstone English
- horntail English
- hornwork English
- hornworm English
- hornwort English
- hornwrack English
- horny English
- inkhorn English
- longhorn English
- melodyhorn English
- nanohorn English
- posthorn English
- powderhorn English
- pronghorn English
- raghorn English
- ramshorn English
- saddlehorn English
- shoehorn English
- shorthorn English
- staghorn English
- stinkhorn English
- straighthorn English
- tinhorn English
- war-horn English
- yellowhorn English
- Bicorniger Latin
- bicorniger Latin
- bicornis Latin
- cornesco Latin
- cornicen Latin
- cornifer Latin
- corniger Latin
- cornuatus Latin
- cornū Latin
- reciprocicornis Latin
- tricorniger Latin
- unicornis Latin
- cornetto Italian
- corno Italian
- cuerno Spanish, Castilian
- *ḱerh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- *ḱr̥h₂nom Proto-Indo-European
- *ḱr̥nom Proto-Indo-European
- corno Portuguese
- horn, horne Middle English
- corn Irish
- corn Old French
- corne Old French
- cornet Old French
- corn Catalan, Valencian
- corn Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- corn Welsh
- corn Old Irish
- còrn Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- *astkornu Proto-Celtic
- cuernu Asturian
- cuar Friulian
- askorn Breton
- cuorno Istriot
- ascwrn, ascurn Middle Welsh
- cuerno Aragonese
- هرن Gulf Arabic
- cornetto Interlingua
- ascourn, ascorn Middle Breton