sounder

English

/ˈsaʊndə(ɹ)/

comparative adjective

Etymology

Inherited from Middle English *soundere inherited from Old English ġesundra inherited from Proto-Germanic *sundizô suffix from English sound (produce a sound, examine with the instrument called a sound, or by auscultation percussion).

Origin

English

sound

Gloss

produce a sound, examine with the instrument called a sound, or by auscultation percussion

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

Lancaster Sound English
Owen Sound English
aftersound English
foresound English
hypersound English
infrasound English
microsound English
missound English
nonsound English
outsound English
resound English
somatosound English
sound English
sound post English
sound stage English
soundable English
soundage English
soundalike English
soundbank English
soundbar English
soundboard English
soundcheck English
soundclash English
soundest English
soundeth English
soundful English
soundie English
sounding English
soundless English
soundlike English
soundlore English
soundly English
soundman English
soundness English
soundpainting English
soundperson English
soundproof English
soundscape English
soundscore English
soundset English
soundwalk English
soundward English
soundwave English
soundwise English
soundwoman English
soundworld English
soundy English
supersound English
ultrasound English
unsound English
saundi Finnish
sound Italian
sonder French
*sundizô Proto-Germanic
サウンド Japanese
ġesundra Old English
*soundere Middle English
sound Middle English
sawon Cebuano
sondar Ido
saun Tok Pisin