écume
French
noun
Definitions
- foam
Etymology
Inherited from Old French escume (foam, froth) inherited from Latin spūma (foam) derived from Frankish *skūm (foam, froth) derived from Proto-Germanic *skūmaz (foam, froth).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*skūmaz
Gloss
foam, froth
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
🛁
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- cyberscum English
- descum English
- offscum English
- savescum English
- scum English
- scum-ridden English
- scumbag English
- scumball English
- scumbreath English
- scumbucket English
- scumbutt English
- scumface English
- scumfuck English
- scumhead English
- scumhole English
- scumless English
- scumlike English
- scumlord English
- scummer English
- scumming English
- scummy English
- scumshit English
- scumsucker English
- scumsucking English
- scumwad English
- scumware English
- startscum English
- *spūmula Latin
- scuma Latin
- scūma Latin
- spumiger Latin
- spumosus Latin
- spūma Latin
- schiuma Italian
- spuma Italian
- écumage French
- écumer French
- écumeux French
- écumoire French
- *skew- Proto-Indo-European
- escuma Portuguese
- espuma Portuguese
- *skūmaz Proto-Germanic
- scum Middle English
- *skúm Old Norse
- escume Old French
- escumer Old French
- espume Old French
- escuma Catalan, Valencian
- escuma Galician
- spumă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- schūme Middle Dutch
- schūme, schume Middle Dutch
- scūm Old High German
- *skūm Old Dutch
- schūm Middle Low German
- *skūm Old Saxon
- spumã Aromanian
- *skūm Frankish
- espuma Old Spanish
- schome Walloon