sho
Middle English
/ʃoː/
pronoun
Definitions
- (chiefly Northern dialectal) (alt form) sche
Etymology
Inherited from Old English hēo (she).
Origin
Old English
hēo
Gloss
she
Concept
Semantic Field
Kinship
Ontological Category
Other
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Muleshoe English
- Shoemaker English
- beshoe English
- greenshoe English
- gumshoe English
- handshoe English
- horseshoe English
- houseshoe English
- mis-shoe English
- nonshoe English
- overshoe English
- oxshoe English
- reshoe English
- sandshoe English
- shoe English
- shoe-leather English
- shoebag English
- shoebeam English
- shoebill English
- shoebite English
- shoeblack English
- shoebox English
- shoecare English
- shoeful English
- shoegasm English
- shoegaze English
- shoegazer English
- shoegazing English
- shoegear English
- shoehorn English
- shoelacing English
- shoeless English
- shoelike English
- shoemaker English
- shoemaking English
- shoemender English
- shoepeg English
- shoeplay English
- shoeprint English
- shoer English
- shoeshine English
- shoesmith English
- shoesole English
- shoestore English
- shoestring English
- shoeth English
- shoetop English
- shoetree English
- shoewear English
- shoey English
- shoon English
- slipshoe English
- snowshoe English
- trackshoe English
- turnshoe English
- undershoe English
- unshoe English
- workshoe English
- Schuh German
- *skewk- Proto-Indo-European
- *hijō Proto-Germanic
- *skōhaz Proto-Germanic
- hēo Old English
- scohwyrhta Old English
- scōn Old English
- sliefescoh Old English
- sliepescoh Old English
- sċōgan Old English
- sċōh Old English
- heo Middle English
- hoo Middle English
- hors Middle English
- hors sho Middle English
- sche Middle English
- scheu Middle English
- scho Middle English
- sco Middle English
- shon Middle English
- shouȝ Middle English
- sso Middle English
- ŝuo Esperanto
- शू Hindi
- ရှူးဖိနပ် Burmese
- su Tok Pisin
- susu Sranan Tongo