borne
English
/bɔːn/, /bɔɹn/, /bo(ː)ɹn/, /boən/
verb form
Definitions
- (inflection of) bear
Etymology
Inherited from Old English boren (born).
Origin
Old English
boren
Gloss
born
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- air English
- airborne English
- blood English
- bloodborne English
- chair English
- chairborne English
- ethelborn English
- flea English
- fleaborne English
- food English
- foodborne English
- heliborne English
- in English
- inborne English
- louse English
- louseborne English
- mains English
- mainsborne English
- nonairborne English
- nonfoodborne English
- nonwaterborne English
- pipe English
- pipeborne English
- rail English
- railborne English
- rocket English
- rocketborne English
- sea English
- seaborne English
- seed English
- seedborne English
- ship English
- shipborne English
- sky English
- skyborne English
- soil English
- soilborne English
- space English
- spaceborne English
- tick English
- tickborne English
- truck English
- truck-borne English
- vector English
- vector-borne English
- water English
- waterborne English
- wind English
- windborne English
- boren Old English
- ceorlboren Old English
- æþelboren Old English
- þegenboren Old English
- þeowboren Old English
- born Middle English
- *boran gmw-pro
- in
- sky
- air
- sea
- tick
- wind
- soil
- flea
- ship
- seed
- pipe
- rail
- food
- louse
- chair
- mains
- blood
- space
- truck
- water
- vector
- rocket
- inborne
- seaborne
- skyborne
- airborne
- railborne
- pipeborne
- shipborne
- foodborne
- seedborne
- ethelborn
- fleaborne
- tickborne
- windborne
- heliborne
- soilborne
- louseborne
- chairborne
- waterborne
- spaceborne
- bloodborne
- mainsborne
- truck-borne
- rocketborne
- nonairborne
- nonfoodborne
- vector-borne
- nonwaterborne