foreshore
English
noun
Etymology
Prefix from English shore (prop, coast), fore (prominent, for, out in front) + English shore (prop, coast).
Origin
English
shore
Gloss
prop, coast
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- afore English
- alongshore English
- ashore English
- backshore English
- dogshore English
- first English
- fore English
- foreanent English
- forebulge English
- forecheck English
- foredraft English
- forehatch English
- foremast English
- foremost English
- forereef English
- foreright English
- foreward English
- forward English
- lakeshore English
- nearshore English
- noshore English
- offshore English
- onshore English
- outshore English
- seashore English
- shorage English
- shore English
- shorebird English
- shorebound English
- shored English
- shoreface English
- shorefish English
- shorefront English
- shoregoing English
- shoreland English
- shorelark English
- shoreless English
- shorelike English
- shoreline English
- shorepound English
- shorer English
- shoreside English
- shoreward English
- shorewards English
- shoreweed English
- shory English
- upshore English
- wherefor English
- whithertofore English
- schore Middle English
- fore
- shory
- shore
- first
- afore
- shorer
- shored
- ashore
- shorage
- onshore
- forward
- upshore
- noshore
- foremost
- foremast
- dogshore
- outshore
- seashore
- wherefor
- forereef
- foreward
- offshore
- foreright
- forebulge
- shoreline
- forecheck
- foreanent
- backshore
- lakeshore
- shorelike
- shorebird
- nearshore
- forehatch
- shoreless
- shoreweed
- shorefish
- shoreward
- shorelark
- shoreland
- foredraft
- shoreside
- shoreface
- shorewards
- shorebound
- shoregoing
- shorepound
- shorefront
- alongshore
- whithertofore