bitch
French
noun
Definitions
- bitch disagreeable, despicable woman
Etymology
Borrowed from English bitch (female dog) derived from Middle English biche derived from Old English biċċe (female dog) derived from Proto-Germanic *bikjǭ (bitch, female dog).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*bikjǭ
Gloss
bitch, female dog
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bitch English
- bitch fight English
- bitch hound English
- bitch-ass English
- bitchboy English
- bitchcraft English
- bitchcunt English
- bitchdom English
- bitched English
- bitcher English
- bitchery English
- bitchette English
- bitchface English
- bitchfest English
- bitchfight English
- bitchfit English
- bitchfucker English
- bitchhood English
- bitchless English
- bitchlet English
- bitchlike English
- bitchling English
- bitchload English
- bitchly English
- bitchness English
- bitchslut English
- bitchtits English
- bitchwad English
- bitchwhore English
- bitchwork English
- bitchy English
- bitchzilla English
- cuntbitch English
- he-bitch English
- manbitch English
- megabitch English
- niggerbitch English
- outbitch English
- prison bitch English
- psychobitch English
- she-bitch English
- slutbitch English
- superbitch English
- unbitch English
- bitch Dutch, Flemish
- *bikjǭ Proto-Germanic
- ビッチ Japanese
- bicce Old English
- biċċe Old English
- biche Middle English
- bitseach Irish
- biche Old French
- bidse Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- bičas Lithuanian