maketh
English
verb form
Etymology
Suffix from English make (companion, peer, mate, equal).
Origin
English
make
Gloss
companion, peer, mate, equal
Concept
Semantic Field
Miscellaneous function words
Ontological Category
Property
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- demake English
- foremake English
- formake English
- handmake English
- kingmake English
- lawmaking English
- mackly English
- makable English
- make English
- make friends English
- make-debate English
- make-fray English
- make-hawk English
- make-king English
- make-ready English
- make-sport English
- make-work English
- makeability English
- makeable English
- makebate English
- makedom English
- makefast English
- makegame English
- makegood English
- makeless English
- makeline English
- maken English
- makepeace English
- maker English
- makespan English
- makest English
- makestrife English
- makeweight English
- making English
- matchless English
- matchmake English
- mismake English
- newmake English
- overmake English
- premake English
- remake English
- troublemaker English
- unmake English
- unmakeable English
- upmake English
- meikki Finnish
- maken Middle English
- makim Tok Pisin
- mekim Tok Pisin
- mek Nigerian Pidgin
- make
- maken
- maker
- upmake
- makest
- mackly
- demake
- remake
- making
- unmake
- formake
- premake
- mismake
- newmake
- makable
- makedom
- makespan
- makeline
- makegame
- makegood
- makebate
- handmake
- makeable
- overmake
- kingmake
- makeless
- foremake
- makefast
- lawmaking
- make-fray
- matchmake
- make-work
- matchless
- makepeace
- make-hawk
- make-king
- make-ready
- makeweight
- makestrife
- unmakeable
- make-sport
- make-debate
- makeability
- make friends
- troublemaker