bon
Middle English
/bɔːn/, /baːn/
noun
Definitions
- bone
Etymology
Inherited from Old English bān (bone, tusk, the bone of a limb) inherited from Proto-Germanic *bainą (bone).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*bainą
Gloss
bone
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
骨
Emoji
🍖 🍗
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anklebone English
- armbone English
- backbone English
- barebone English
- bladebone English
- bonable English
- bone English
- boneache English
- bonebed English
- bonedigger English
- bonedog English
- bonedome English
- bonefish English
- bonefolder English
- bonehead English
- boneheaded English
- bonehouse English
- bonejarring English
- boneless English
- bonelet English
- bonelike English
- boner English
- boneseed English
- boneseeker English
- boneset English
- bonesetter English
- bonesetting English
- boneshaker English
- boneshaking English
- boneyard English
- bonfire English
- bony English
- breakbone English
- breastbone English
- browbone English
- cheekbone English
- chickenboner English
- collarbone English
- cuttlebone English
- debone English
- dogbone English
- dragonbone English
- earbone English
- featherbone English
- fingerbone English
- fishbone English
- footbone English
- greenbone English
- hambone English
- heelbone English
- herringbone English
- intrabone English
- jawbone English
- knitbone English
- knucklebone English
- legbone English
- marrowbone English
- neckbone English
- nonbone English
- redbone English
- ridgebone English
- ringbone English
- sharebone English
- shinbone English
- shoulder bone English
- sidebone English
- skullbone English
- spadebone English
- tailbone English
- thighbone English
- unbone English
- underbone English
- whalebone English
- wishbone English
- wristbone English
- yellow bone English
- *bʰeyh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- *bainą Proto-Germanic
- banleas Old English
- bænen Old English
- bān Old English
- bānwyrt Old English
- elpendban Old English
- hrycgban Old English
- scinban Old English
- bak Middle English
- bakbon Middle English
- bane Middle English
- banstikel Middle English
- bone Middle English
- bonwort Middle English
- schulder bone Middle English
- schuldre Middle English
- wort Middle English
- bein Old Norse
- *bain gmw-pro
- ben Old Dutch
- bēn Old Dutch
- bēn Old Frisian
- bom Volapük
- bun Tok Pisin
- bon Torres Strait Creole