pude
Danish
/puːdə/
noun
Definitions
- cushion
- pillow
- pad
Etymology
Derived from Old Danish puthæ derived from Proto-Germanic *pūto (swollen), *bu- (swell).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*bu-
Gloss
swell
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- eel English
- eelpout English
- hornpout English
- pout English
- pouter English
- poutful English
- pouting English
- poutsome English
- pouty English
- puttock English
- puit Dutch, Flemish
- puitebloot Dutch, Flemish
- *bu- Proto-Indo-European
- kollisjonspute Norwegian Bokmål
- pute Norwegian Bokmål
- putetrekk Norwegian Bokmål
- putevar Norwegian Bokmål
- *bu- Proto-Germanic
- *pūto Proto-Germanic
- kollisjonspute Norwegian Nynorsk
- pute Norwegian Nynorsk
- putetrekk Norwegian Nynorsk
- putevar Norwegian Nynorsk
- ǣlepūte Old English
- pouten Middle English
- betræk Danish
- hoved Danish
- hovedpude Danish
- pudebetræk Danish
- pudevår Danish
- vår Danish
- loftpúði Icelandic
- púði Icelandic
- puut Middle Dutch
- puthæ Old Danish