milkful
English
adj
Definitions
- (archaic) Full of milk; abounding with food.
Etymology
Suffix from English milk.
Origin
English
milk
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- almondmilk English
- antimilk English
- buttermilk English
- cowmilk English
- foremilk English
- goatmilk English
- hindmilk English
- horsemilk English
- milk English
- milk-cap English
- milk-tooth English
- milkable English
- milkaholic English
- milkbag English
- milkbox English
- milkcrate English
- milken English
- milker English
- milkest English
- milkfat English
- milkfed English
- milkfish English
- milkhouse English
- milkie English
- milking English
- milkish English
- milkless English
- milklike English
- milkmaid English
- milkmaiden English
- milkman English
- milko English
- milkpan English
- milkperson English
- milkpox English
- milkshake English
- milkshed English
- milksop English
- milkstain English
- milkstained English
- milkstone English
- milkt English
- milktree English
- milkweed English
- milkwoman English
- milkwood English
- milkwort English
- milky English
- nonmilk English
- overmilk English
- remilk English
- sharemilk English
- soymilk English
- undermilk English
- melken German
- ミルク Japanese
- milk Middle English
- 밀크 Korean
- milik Marshallese
- milig Volapük
- miraka Maori
- miliiki Yoruba
- minik Chuukese
- milambaraay Gamilaraay
- milk
- milky
- milko
- milkt
- remilk
- milker
- milken
- milkie
- milkbox
- milking
- milkpan
- milkpox
- milkfed
- milkish
- milkman
- cowmilk
- milkfat
- soymilk
- milkbag
- nonmilk
- milkest
- milksop
- antimilk
- hindmilk
- milkwort
- milkable
- milk-cap
- overmilk
- milkweed
- milkshed
- milkfish
- milkwood
- milklike
- milktree
- milkless
- foremilk
- milkmaid
- goatmilk
- sharemilk
- milkstain
- milkshake
- milkwoman
- milkcrate
- milkstone
- horsemilk
- undermilk
- milkhouse
- milkperson
- buttermilk
- milkmaiden
- milk-tooth
- almondmilk
- milkaholic
- milkstained