мꙑшь
Old Church Slavonic
noun
Definitions
- mouse
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Slavic *myšь (mouse) derived from Proto-Indo-European *mūsis.
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*mūsis
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antimouse English
- churchmouse English
- creepmouse English
- demouse English
- flindermouse English
- flittermouse English
- micromouse English
- mouse English
- mouse-ear English
- mouseable English
- mousebird English
- mouseclick English
- mousedom English
- mousefall English
- mousefish English
- mousefucker English
- mousehole English
- mousehood English
- mousekin English
- mousekind English
- mouseless English
- mouselike English
- mouseling English
- mouselook English
- mouseness English
- mouseover English
- mousepad English
- mousepox English
- mouseprint English
- mouseproof English
- mouser English
- mousery English
- mousesicle English
- mousetail English
- mousetrap English
- mousework English
- mousie English
- mousy English
- nonmouse English
- oncomouse English
- premouse English
- reremouse English
- seamouse English
- shrewmouse English
- supermouse English
- water mouse English
- woodmouse English
- Maus German
- Mouse German
- mouse Italian
- mouse Spanish, Castilian
- *muh₂s Proto-Indo-European
- *múh₂s Proto-Indo-European
- *mūsis Proto-Indo-European
- mouse Portuguese
- mysz Polish
- मुष्क Sanskrit
- मूष् Sanskrit
- mous Middle English
- *myšь Proto-Slavic
- myš Czech
- muso Esperanto
- miš Serbo-Croatian
- миш Serbo-Croatian
- maus Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- mouse Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- เมาส์ Thai
- мишка Bulgarian
- მაუსი Georgian
- mouse Chinese
- миш Macedonian
- миша Ukrainian
- myš Slovak
- mausi Swahili
- 마우스 Korean
- miš Slovene
- মাউস Bengali
- мꙑшь Old East Slavic
- myš Lower Sorbian
- myš Upper Sorbian
- mësz Kashubian
- ମାଉସ Oriya