dungstead
English
noun
Definitions
- A place where manure is piled; a dung dungheap; a midden
Etymology
Compound from English dung + English stead (place, position, spot, location, site, support, help, point).
Origin
English
stead
Gloss
place, position, spot, location, site, support, help, point
Concept
Semantic Field
Spatial relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Banstead English
- Thingstead English
- abbeystead English
- bedstead English
- bedung English
- bestead English
- bulldung English
- cheapstead English
- covenstead English
- cowdung English
- dingle English
- dingy English
- doorstead English
- dung English
- dung heap English
- dungball English
- dungfly English
- dungfork English
- dunghill English
- dunglike English
- dungmere English
- dungmixen English
- dungy English
- dungyard English
- farmstead English
- girdlestead English
- gravestead English
- headstead English
- hearthstead English
- homestead English
- horsedung English
- instead English
- marketstead English
- merestead English
- middenstead English
- millstead English
- noonstead English
- onstead English
- playstead English
- roadstead English
- stead English
- steadfast English
- steady English
- sunstead English
- tumbledung English
- workstead English
- donge, dung, dunge Middle English
- stede, sted Middle English
- dung
- stead
- dingy
- dungy
- bedung
- steady
- dingle
- bestead
- cowdung
- onstead
- dungfly
- instead
- dunghill
- dungfork
- dungyard
- bulldung
- sunstead
- bedstead
- Banstead
- dunglike
- dungball
- dungmere
- headstead
- millstead
- dungmixen
- noonstead
- playstead
- roadstead
- merestead
- farmstead
- horsedung
- doorstead
- dung heap
- homestead
- workstead
- steadfast
- tumbledung
- Thingstead
- covenstead
- abbeystead
- cheapstead
- gravestead
- girdlestead
- marketstead
- hearthstead
- middenstead