round-like
English
adj
Definitions
- circular; round
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English round-lyke suffix from English round (complete, entire, forming a circle cycle).
Origin
English
round
Gloss
complete, entire, forming a circle cycle
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Roundhead English
- all-round English
- around English
- counterround English
- cutround English
- enround English
- howlround English
- midround English
- multiround English
- newsround English
- nonround English
- obround English
- overround English
- postround English
- preround English
- round English
- round table English
- round trip English
- roundabout English
- roundarm English
- roundback English
- roundball English
- rounden English
- rounder English
- rounders English
- roundeth English
- roundeye English
- roundfish English
- roundhand English
- roundhead English
- roundheaded English
- roundheels English
- roundhouse English
- roundish English
- roundleaf English
- roundly English
- roundman English
- roundness English
- roundpole English
- roundshield English
- roundside English
- roundsperson English
- roundstone English
- roundwood English
- roundworm English
- turnround English
- unround English
- wrapround English
- round Italian
- round French
- раунд Russian
- round Spanish, Castilian
- round Portuguese
- ラウンド Japanese
- round-lyke Middle English
- ront Old French
- raun Indonesian
- raundi Swahili
- round
- around
- rounder
- rounden
- enround
- roundly
- unround
- obround
- roundeye
- roundman
- nonround
- roundarm
- preround
- roundish
- midround
- cutround
- rounders
- roundeth
- roundside
- roundback
- roundhead
- wrapround
- Roundhead
- turnround
- roundleaf
- roundness
- roundfish
- postround
- newsround
- roundball
- roundworm
- roundhand
- all-round
- roundpole
- howlround
- roundwood
- overround
- roundabout
- roundheels
- roundstone
- roundhouse
- round trip
- multiround
- round table
- roundheaded
- roundshield
- counterround
- roundsperson