bos
Indonesian
[ˈbɔs]
noun
Definitions
- cluster, bunch.
Etymology
Borrowed from Dutch, Flemish bos (forest, woods, cluster, wood, bundle, bush, bunch) derived from Middle Dutch bosch derived from Old Dutch *busc derived from Proto-Germanic *buskaz (bush, thicket, woods, forest, heavy stick).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*buskaz
Gloss
bush, thicket, woods, forest, heavy stick
Concept
Semantic Field
Agriculture and vegetation
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
森
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *boscaticum Latin
- *buscus Latin
- boscus Latin
- busca Latin
- biesbos Dutch, Flemish
- bos Dutch, Flemish
- bosanemoon Dutch, Flemish
- bosbedrijf Dutch, Flemish
- bosbes Dutch, Flemish
- bosbewoner Dutch, Flemish
- bosbouw Dutch, Flemish
- bosbrand Dutch, Flemish
- boself Dutch, Flemish
- boshoen Dutch, Flemish
- boskoe Dutch, Flemish
- bosloos Dutch, Flemish
- bosmarmot Dutch, Flemish
- bosmeester Dutch, Flemish
- bosneger Dutch, Flemish
- bosnimf Dutch, Flemish
- bosrand Dutch, Flemish
- bosrijk Dutch, Flemish
- bosui Dutch, Flemish
- bosuil Dutch, Flemish
- boswachter Dutch, Flemish
- boswerker Dutch, Flemish
- bussel Dutch, Flemish
- geriefbos Dutch, Flemish
- klimaatbos Dutch, Flemish
- miltvuurbos Dutch, Flemish
- naaldbos Dutch, Flemish
- oerbos Dutch, Flemish
- ooibos Dutch, Flemish
- pestbos Dutch, Flemish
- rooibos Dutch, Flemish
- schaambos Dutch, Flemish
- vederbos Dutch, Flemish
- *bʰuH- Proto-Indo-European
- *buskaz Proto-Germanic
- busc Old English
- buskr Old Norse
- buissun Old French
- bosch Middle Dutch
- busch Middle Dutch
- bos Afrikaans
- Bësch Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *busk gmw-pro
- *busc Old Dutch
- *bosc Frankish
- *bosk, *busk Frankish
- *busc Frankish
- *busk Frankish
- *buska Frankish
- bòsch Venetian