mousse
French
adj
Definitions
- blunt
Etymology
Derived from Latin *muttius, mutilus (mutilated, maimed).
Origin
Latin
mutilus
Gloss
mutilated, maimed
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- mousse English
- mousselike English
- mousseux English
- moussy English
- mutilous English
- mousse Finnish
- suklaamousse Finnish
- *muttius Latin
- Mutilius Latin
- musteus Latin
- mutilitas Latin
- mutilo Latin
- mutilus Latin
- moussieren German
- codimozzo Italian
- coprimozzo Italian
- mozzamente Italian
- mozzamento Italian
- mozzo Italian
- mutilo Italian
- antimousse French
- moussage French
- mousser French
- mousseux French
- moussu French
- poiré mousseux French
- мусс Russian
- aeromozo Spanish, Castilian
- mocedad Spanish, Castilian
- mocho Spanish, Castilian
- mocito Spanish, Castilian
- mousse Spanish, Castilian
- mozo Spanish, Castilian
- mútilo Spanish, Castilian
- *mut Proto-Indo-European
- musse Portuguese
- *musą Proto-Germanic
- moisseron Old French
- moisserun Old French
- mosse Old French
- mousse Norman
- mosa Old Dutch
- მუსი Georgian
- 慕斯 Chinese
- *mosa Frankish
- musu Yosondúa Mixtec