boei
Dutch (Brabantic)
/bui̯/
noun
Definitions
- buoy
- shackle
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch boeye (buoy, life buoy, float, fetter, shackle) derived from Old French boie (chain, clog, fetter) derived from Latin boia (fetter, band, collar, neck collar, a collar).
Origin
Latin
boia
Gloss
fetter, band, collar, neck collar, a collar
Concept
Semantic Field
Clothing and grooming
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
襟
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *boiester Latin
- *bovestris Latin
- boia Latin
- Boje German
- boia Italian
- anker Dutch, Flemish
- ankerboei Dutch, Flemish
- boeien Dutch, Flemish
- hand Dutch, Flemish
- handboei Dutch, Flemish
- markeerboei Dutch, Flemish
- markeren Dutch, Flemish
- meerboei Dutch, Flemish
- meren Dutch, Flemish
- bouée French
- буй Russian
- βοείη Ancient Greek
- βόεος Ancient Greek
- boja Polish
- boy Middle English
- boie Old French
- buie Old French
- bui Indonesian
- boeye Middle Dutch
- boeyen Middle Dutch
- boei Afrikaans
- boue, boue(e) Middle French
- boie Middle Low German
- буй Ukrainian
- boja Slovene
- *baukn Frankish
- bui Sranan Tongo