pose
English
/poʊz/, /pəʊz/
noun
Definitions
- (archaic) common Common cold, head cold; catarrh.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English pose inherited from Old English ġeposu (sneezes, cold in the head, catarrh, snorts), ġepos (snort, sneeze) inherited from Proto-Germanic *pusą (snort, sneeze), *pusōną derived from Proto-Indo-European *bew- (swell, blow, swelling, owl).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*bew-
Gloss
swell, blow, swelling, owl
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
梟
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bepuzzle English
- counterpose English
- empuzzle English
- malpose English
- metapuzzle English
- multipose English
- posable English
- poseable English
- poselet English
- poser English
- poserish English
- posest English
- poseth English
- posey English
- posily English
- puzzle English
- puzzledom English
- puzzlefest English
- puzzlehead English
- puzzleheaded English
- puzzlehunt English
- puzzleless English
- puzzlelike English
- puzzlement English
- puzzler English
- puzzlery English
- puzzlesome English
- puzzlest English
- puzzleth English
- puzzlewit English
- puzzlist English
- puzzly English
- retroposable English
- subpuzzle English
- superposability English
- superposable English
- superpose English
- unpuzzle English
- puzzlepeli Finnish
- *pikk Latin
- bulla Latin
- bullio Latin
- buteo Latin
- buttis Latin
- pausāre Latin
- pittitus Latin
- Puzzle German
- puzzle Italian
- puzzel Dutch, Flemish
- puzzle French
- пазл Russian
- posar Spanish, Castilian
- posavasos Spanish, Castilian
- puzle Spanish, Castilian
- puzzle Spanish, Castilian
- *bew- Proto-Indo-European
- *bolno- Proto-Indo-European
- puslespill Norwegian Bokmål
- *pikkōną Proto-Germanic
- *pukaną Proto-Germanic
- *pukkaz Proto-Germanic
- *pukkô Proto-Germanic
- *pusą Proto-Germanic
- *pusōną Proto-Germanic
- パズル Japanese
- puzzle Polish
- puslespel Norwegian Nynorsk
- geposu Old English
- ġepos Old English
- ġeposu Old English
- pose Middle English
- puzzle Czech
- παζλ Greek (modern)
- bura Latvian
- пазл Ukrainian
- 퍼즐 Korean
- buller Scots
- 𐭡𐭥𐭯 Middle Persian
- *burā- bat-pro
- poser
- posey
- posily
- puzzle
- poseth
- puzzly
- posest
- puzzler
- malpose
- poselet
- posable
- empuzzle
- puzzlist
- bepuzzle
- puzzlest
- unpuzzle
- poserish
- puzzlery
- puzzleth
- poseable
- multipose
- puzzledom
- superpose
- puzzlewit
- subpuzzle
- puzzleless
- puzzlesome
- puzzlehead
- puzzlehunt
- metapuzzle
- puzzlefest
- puzzlement
- puzzlelike
- counterpose
- retroposable
- superposable
- puzzleheaded
- superposability