friendless
English
adj
Definitions
- Without friends (without a friend).
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English frendles inherited from Old English frēondlēas suffix from English friend.
Origin
English
friend
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- affriended English
- backfriend English
- befriend English
- best friend English
- boyfriend English
- cyberfriend English
- defriend English
- e-friend English
- enbyfriend English
- ex-friend English
- free English
- friend English
- friendess English
- friendful English
- friendgirl English
- friendhood English
- friendish English
- friendlessly English
- friendlessness English
- friendlike English
- friendling English
- friendly English
- friendo English
- friendom English
- friendship English
- friendsome English
- friendworthy English
- friendy English
- fuckfriend English
- galfriend English
- girlfriend English
- grandfriend English
- guyfriend English
- manfriend English
- merfriend English
- misfriend English
- nonfriend English
- outfriend English
- penfriend English
- playfriend English
- schoolfriend English
- semifriend English
- stepfriend English
- superfriend English
- unfriend English
- womanfriend English
- зафрендить Russian
- frēond Old English
- frēondlēas Old English
- frend Middle English
- frendles Middle English
- frend Serbo-Croatian
- ffrind Welsh
- friend Chinese
- pren Tok Pisin
- wokpren Tok Pisin
- bren Kriol
- free
- friend
- friendy
- friendo
- defriend
- friendly
- e-friend
- befriend
- unfriend
- friendom
- galfriend
- nonfriend
- friendful
- boyfriend
- misfriend
- friendess
- outfriend
- guyfriend
- ex-friend
- merfriend
- penfriend
- manfriend
- friendish
- girlfriend
- friendlike
- friendling
- semifriend
- friendhood
- playfriend
- friendship
- stepfriend
- fuckfriend
- backfriend
- friendgirl
- affriended
- friendsome
- enbyfriend
- best friend
- womanfriend
- cyberfriend
- grandfriend
- superfriend
- schoolfriend
- friendlessly
- friendworthy
- friendlessness