bondable
English
adj
Definitions
- able to form bonds
Etymology
Suffix from English bond (originally, serf, slave, dweller).
Origin
English
bond
Gloss
originally, serf, slave, dweller
Concept
Semantic Field
Social and political relations
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Eurobond English
- backbond English
- bond English
- bond for deed English
- bondability English
- bonder English
- bondholder English
- bondholding English
- bondless English
- bondlike English
- bondmaid English
- bondmaiden English
- bondman English
- bondmate English
- bondservant English
- bondslave English
- bondslavery English
- bondsman English
- bondsperson English
- bondstone English
- bondswoman English
- bondwoman English
- counterbond English
- debond English
- fluid-bonded English
- heartbond English
- househusband English
- husband English
- interbond English
- minibond English
- nonbond English
- nonbondable English
- pseudobond English
- ragbond English
- rebond English
- soulbond English
- stereobond English
- superbond English
- unbondable English
- bonde Portuguese
- bond Middle English
- bond
- rebond
- debond
- bonder
- bondman
- nonbond
- ragbond
- husband
- bondmate
- bondmaid
- bondless
- Eurobond
- bondsman
- backbond
- minibond
- soulbond
- bondlike
- interbond
- superbond
- bondslave
- bondwoman
- bondstone
- heartbond
- unbondable
- bondmaiden
- bondholder
- stereobond
- bondswoman
- pseudobond
- bondslavery
- bondholding
- nonbondable
- bondservant
- bondability
- bondsperson
- counterbond
- househusband
- fluid-bonded
- bond for deed