houndest
English
verb form
Etymology
Suffix from English hound (hunting dog).
Origin
English
hound
Gloss
hunting dog
Concept
Semantic Field
Warfare and hunting
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Otterhound English
- bearhound English
- bitch hound English
- bloodhound English
- boarhound English
- bookhound English
- boozehound English
- buckhound English
- chowhound English
- coonhound English
- deerhound English
- draghound English
- elkhound English
- foxhound English
- gazehound English
- gorehound English
- grayhound English
- harehound English
- heckhound English
- hellhound English
- hound English
- hounder English
- houndeth English
- houndfish English
- hounding English
- houndish English
- houndlike English
- houndling English
- houndly English
- houndsberry English
- houndsman English
- houndstooth English
- houndy English
- lenshound English
- lyam-hound English
- minkhound English
- newshound English
- nursehound English
- powderhound English
- scenthound English
- sighthound English
- sinhound English
- smuthound English
- staghound English
- swinehound English
- whorehound English
- wolfhound English
- hound Middle English
- hound
- houndy
- hounder
- houndly
- elkhound
- houndish
- houndeth
- hounding
- sinhound
- foxhound
- draghound
- bearhound
- bookhound
- staghound
- heckhound
- buckhound
- newshound
- minkhound
- houndlike
- boarhound
- coonhound
- gazehound
- gorehound
- chowhound
- houndling
- hellhound
- smuthound
- houndfish
- grayhound
- houndsman
- deerhound
- lenshound
- harehound
- wolfhound
- sighthound
- lyam-hound
- Otterhound
- whorehound
- boozehound
- nursehound
- scenthound
- bloodhound
- swinehound
- bitch hound
- powderhound
- houndsberry
- houndstooth