Bone
Alemannic German
noun
Definitions
- (Uri) bean
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German bone inherited from Old High German bōna inherited from Proto-Germanic *baunō (bean).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*baunō
Gloss
bean
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
豆
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Banstead English
- Beantown English
- bean English
- bean-flicker English
- beanbag English
- beanball English
- beanbrain English
- beanbrawl English
- beanbreath English
- beanburger English
- beancake English
- beaner English
- beanery English
- beanfeast English
- beanfield English
- beanflour English
- beanhole English
- beanie English
- beanless English
- beanlike English
- beanmeal English
- beanpole English
- beanpot English
- beanspilling English
- beanstalk English
- beanwater English
- beany English
- fava bean English
- screwbean English
- snoutbean English
- soybean English
- Bohne German
- Bohnenkraut German
- Bohnensalat German
- Bohnenstange German
- Bohnensuppe German
- Buschbohne German
- Feuerbohne German
- Kaffeebohne German
- bohnenförmig German
- bonenkruid Dutch, Flemish
- bonenstaak Dutch, Flemish
- boon Dutch, Flemish
- boonstaak Dutch, Flemish
- cacaoboon Dutch, Flemish
- koffieboon Dutch, Flemish
- rumboon Dutch, Flemish
- snijboon Dutch, Flemish
- sojaboon Dutch, Flemish
- sperzieboon Dutch, Flemish
- suikerboon Dutch, Flemish
- tuinboon Dutch, Flemish
- *bʰabʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *baunō Proto-Germanic
- bean Old English
- bēan Old English
- bene Middle English
- baun Old Norse
- baun Icelandic
- bône Middle Dutch
- bona Old High German
- bōna Old High German
- boon Afrikaans
- bone Middle High German
- Boun Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *baunu gmw-pro
- *bōna Old Dutch
- bona Old Saxon
- bāne Old Frisian
- Bunn Central Franconian
- biin Fiji Hindi