wildfowl
English
/ˈwaɪldfaʊl/
noun
Definitions
- Any wild bird such as ducks, geese or swans.
- Waterfowl.
Etymology
Compound from English wild + English fowl.
Origin
English
fowl
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- fowl English
- fowl-lore English
- fowler English
- fowlery English
- fowlhouse English
- fowlish English
- fowlkind English
- fowllike English
- fowlpox English
- fowlyard English
- gamefowl English
- junglefowl English
- landfowl English
- moorfowl English
- nonwild English
- peafowl English
- rewild English
- rockfowl English
- scrubfowl English
- seafowl English
- semiwild English
- spurfowl English
- unwild English
- waterfowl English
- wild English
- wild cat English
- wild man English
- wildberry English
- wildcard English
- wildcat English
- wildcraft English
- wilden English
- wildfire English
- wildflower English
- wildfowler English
- wilding English
- wildish English
- wildland English
- wildlife English
- wildling English
- wildly English
- wildmeat English
- wildness English
- wildposting English
- wildsome English
- wildstyle English
- wildwood English
- wormfowl English
- yardfowl English
- vogel Dutch, Flemish
- foul Middle English
- wild Middle English
- ffowla Welsh
- ffowlio Welsh
- ffowlyn Welsh
- paul Tok Pisin
- welman Tok Pisin
- welpik Tok Pisin
- fowru Sranan Tongo
- fowl
- wild
- wilden
- wildly
- unwild
- rewild
- fowler
- wildcat
- wildish
- seafowl
- fowlish
- peafowl
- wilding
- fowlpox
- nonwild
- fowlery
- semiwild
- wildness
- wildsome
- rockfowl
- wild cat
- gamefowl
- fowllike
- moorfowl
- fowlkind
- wildwood
- wild man
- fowlyard
- wildlife
- wormfowl
- wildcard
- wildland
- landfowl
- yardfowl
- wildling
- spurfowl
- wildmeat
- wildfire
- wildcraft
- fowl-lore
- fowlhouse
- scrubfowl
- wildberry
- waterfowl
- wildstyle
- junglefowl
- wildflower
- wildfowler
- wildposting