bat
Old English
noun
Definitions
- boat
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *baitaz.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*baitaz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Boot German
- Bootsbauer German
- Bootsflüchtling German
- Bootshaken German
- Bötchen German
- Luftkissenboot German
- Paketboot German
- Rettungsboot German
- Schlauchboot German
- Segelboot German
- battello Italian
- bananenboot Dutch, Flemish
- boot Dutch, Flemish
- bootgraf Dutch, Flemish
- boothuis Dutch, Flemish
- bootreis Dutch, Flemish
- bootsman Dutch, Flemish
- boottocht Dutch, Flemish
- bootvluchteling Dutch, Flemish
- cruiseboot Dutch, Flemish
- duikboot Dutch, Flemish
- elektroboot Dutch, Flemish
- fluisterboot Dutch, Flemish
- glijboot Dutch, Flemish
- huwelijksboot Dutch, Flemish
- kanonneerboot Dutch, Flemish
- moerasboot Dutch, Flemish
- motorboot Dutch, Flemish
- onderzeeboot Dutch, Flemish
- opblaasboot Dutch, Flemish
- raderboot Dutch, Flemish
- reddingsboot Dutch, Flemish
- roeiboot Dutch, Flemish
- rondvaartboot Dutch, Flemish
- scheepsboot Dutch, Flemish
- sleepboot Dutch, Flemish
- stoomboot Dutch, Flemish
- torpedoboot Dutch, Flemish
- veerboot Dutch, Flemish
- vissersboot Dutch, Flemish
- vlieboot Dutch, Flemish
- zeilboot Dutch, Flemish
- бот Russian
- *bʰeyd- Proto-Indo-European
- båt Norwegian Bokmål
- bote Portuguese
- *baitaz Proto-Germanic
- *baitō Proto-Germanic
- båt Swedish
- båt Norwegian Nynorsk
- bāt Old English
- beit Old Norse
- bátr Old Norse
- batel Old French
- bátaskýli Icelandic
- bátasmiður Icelandic
- bátsferð Icelandic
- bátur Icelandic
- kafbátur Icelandic
- boot Middle Dutch
- boot Afrikaans
- bátur Faroese
- bat'lée Norman
- baté Norman
- bète Norman
- batel Old Portuguese
- bōt Middle Low German
- båt Westrobothnian
- boto Papiamentu
- baiteâ Bourguignon
- baat Old Danish
- Buat North Frisian
- båt Elfdalian