bom
Indonesian
[ˈbɔm]
noun
Definitions
- bomb, an explosive device used or intended as a weapon.
Etymology
Borrowed from Dutch, Flemish bom (bomb, bung) derived from French bombe derived from Italian bomba derived from Latin bombus (a booming sound, a boom, noise, a humming buzzing).
Origin
Latin
bombus
Gloss
a booming sound, a boom, noise, a humming buzzing
Concept
Semantic Field
Sense perception
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bomb English
- bombe English
- bombus Latin
- Bombe German
- autobomba Italian
- bomba Italian
- bombarda Italian
- superbomba Italian
- telebomba Italian
- atoombom Dutch, Flemish
- autobom Dutch, Flemish
- bermbom Dutch, Flemish
- bom Dutch, Flemish
- bomaanslag Dutch, Flemish
- bombeen Dutch, Flemish
- bombrief Dutch, Flemish
- bommelding Dutch, Flemish
- bommenwerper Dutch, Flemish
- bomvliegtuig Dutch, Flemish
- bomvol Dutch, Flemish
- bomvrij Dutch, Flemish
- brandbom Dutch, Flemish
- clusterbom Dutch, Flemish
- dieptebom Dutch, Flemish
- homobom Dutch, Flemish
- hormonenbom Dutch, Flemish
- kernbom Dutch, Flemish
- kneedbom Dutch, Flemish
- luchtbom Dutch, Flemish
- mortierbom Dutch, Flemish
- napalmbom Dutch, Flemish
- neutronenbom Dutch, Flemish
- rookbom Dutch, Flemish
- sneeuwbom Dutch, Flemish
- stinkbom Dutch, Flemish
- testosteronbom Dutch, Flemish
- tijdbom Dutch, Flemish
- vatbom Dutch, Flemish
- vatenbom Dutch, Flemish
- vliegtuigbom Dutch, Flemish
- waterbom Dutch, Flemish
- waterstofbom Dutch, Flemish
- weerbom Dutch, Flemish
- bombe French
- bombe cyclonique French
- bomber French
- bondir French
- bomba Spanish, Castilian
- bombilla Spanish, Castilian
- bombo Spanish, Castilian
- βόμβος Ancient Greek
- bomba Portuguese
- bomba Polish
- bombe Danish
- bomba Catalan, Valencian
- bombă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- bomba Turkish
- bom Afrikaans
- బాంబు Telugu
- bom Vietnamese
- Bomm Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- bombarde Middle French
- bomba Maltese