bōta
Marshallese
ipa-rows
Definitions
- butter
Etymology
Borrowed from English butter derived from Middle English buter derived from Old English butere (butter) derived from *buterā derived from Latin būtȳrum derived from Ancient Greek βούτῡρον (cow cheese, butter).
Origin
Ancient Greek
βούτῡρον
Gloss
cow cheese, butter
Concept
Semantic Field
Food and drink
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- bull butter English
- butter English
- butter-ham English
- butterable English
- butterball English
- butterbird English
- butterbur English
- butterburger English
- butterbutt English
- buttercream English
- buttercross English
- buttercrunch English
- buttercup English
- butterdock English
- butterer English
- butterfat English
- butterfingered English
- butterfingers English
- butterfish English
- butterfly English
- butterhead English
- butterhorn English
- butterish English
- butterleaf English
- butterless English
- butterlike English
- butterman English
- buttermilk English
- buttermint English
- butternut English
- butteroil English
- butterweed English
- butterwoman English
- butterwort English
- buttery English
- clarified butter English
- cookie butter English
- nonbutter English
- butyra Latin
- butyrum Latin
- būtȳrum Latin
- Butter German
- burro Italian
- boter Dutch, Flemish
- butyrique French
- βουτύρινος Ancient Greek
- βούτυρον Ancient Greek
- βούτυρον, βούτῡρον Ancient Greek
- βούτῡρον Ancient Greek
- バター Japanese
- botere Old English
- butere Old English
- buttorfleoge Old English
- boterflye Middle English
- buter Middle English
- bure Old French
- butero Esperanto
- butera Old High German
- butira Old High German
- botter Afrikaans
- beurre Norman
- burre Norman
- bür Norman
- *buterā gmw-pro
- *butera Old Dutch
- 白脫 Chinese
- *butera Old Saxon
- 버터 Korean
- butir Maltese
- ibhotela Zulu
- butere Old Frisian
- buturo Old Spanish
- bata Tok Pisin
- bata prut Tok Pisin
- butir Dalmatian
- waiūpaka Hawaiian