goand
English
/ˈɡoʊənd/
verb form
Definitions
- (regional) .
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English goand, goende inherited from Old English gānde inherited from Proto-Germanic *gāndz, *gāną (go) affix from English go.
Origin
English
go
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- atgo English
- bego English
- forego English
- forgo English
- forthgo English
- get-go English
- git-go English
- go English
- go at it English
- go forth English
- go pedal English
- go-cart English
- go-devil English
- go-to English
- goback English
- goer English
- goest English
- goeth English
- goey English
- gofer English
- going English
- ingo English
- misgo English
- ongo English
- outgo English
- overgo English
- snowgo English
- thoroughgo English
- togo English
- umbego English
- undergo English
- withgo English
- gehend German
- weitgehend German
- diepgaand Dutch, Flemish
- gaand Dutch, Flemish
- *ǵʰeh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- *gāndz Proto-Germanic
- *gāną Proto-Germanic
- *gēndz Proto-Germanic
- *ijj-, *gāną Proto-Germanic
- gående Swedish
- långtgående Swedish
- ゴー Japanese
- gān Old English
- gānde Old English
- wendan Old English
- goand Middle English
- goende Middle English
- goinge Middle English
- gon Middle English
- gá Old Norse
- gān Old High German
- gēn Old High German
- *gān gmw-pro
- gan Old Dutch
- gān Old Dutch
- gan Old Saxon
- gān Old Saxon
- gan Old Frisian
- gān Old Frisian
- go Tok Pisin
- achterangahn Low German
- achtergahn Low German
- dootgahn Low German
- gahn Low German
- go Sranan Tongo
- geen Crimean Gothic
- go Pijin
- gokabaut Samoan Plantation Pidgin