mount
Middle English
/muːnt/
noun
Definitions
- A mountain; a mount or peak, especially the Alps.
Etymology
Inherited from Old English munt derived from mount derived from Latin mōns (mountain, mound).
Origin
Latin
mōns
Gloss
mountain, mound
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
山, 岳
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Mount Sharp English
- Rosemount English
- Westmount English
- automount English
- covermount English
- demount English
- dismount English
- flatmount English
- headmount English
- micromount English
- mons English
- mons Venus English
- mons pubis English
- montuous English
- mount English
- mountable English
- mountant English
- mountboard English
- mountdown English
- mounter English
- mountest English
- mounteth English
- mountless English
- mountlet English
- mounture English
- outmount English
- overmount English
- rackmount English
- remount English
- seamount English
- trimount English
- unmount English
- mons Latin
- monticellus Latin
- monticulus Latin
- montivagus Latin
- montuosus Latin
- montuōsus Latin
- mōns Latin
- mōns, montem, mons Latin
- マウント Japanese
- munt Old English
- amounten Middle English
- mountant Middle English
- mounte Middle English
- mounten Middle English
- mountuous Middle English
- mounture Middle English
- munt Middle English
- munt Old French
- Mons Translingual
- muntar Romansh
- mount xno
- mounter xno
- monto Istriot