nearabouts
English
adv
Etymology
Compound from English near + English about + English -s (patronymic suffix, plural marker, genitive suffix, the patronymic suffix, plural).
Origin
English
-s
Gloss
patronymic suffix, plural marker, genitive suffix, the patronymic suffix, plural
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -s English
- about English
- about-face English
- aboutness English
- abouts English
- betimes English
- cast about English
- eastabout English
- haulabout English
- hereabout English
- kickabout English
- knockabout English
- layabout English
- near English
- nearabout English
- nearby English
- nearest English
- nearish English
- nearline English
- nearly English
- nearness English
- nearshore English
- nearspace English
- nearwork English
- overnear English
- pertineer English
- raceabout English
- roundabout English
- runabout English
- stirabout English
- tearabout English
- thenabout English
- thereabout English
- tourabout English
- turnabout English
- unnear English
- unnearable English
- westabout English
- whenabout English
- whereabout English
- whirlabout English
- アバウト Japanese
- be Old English
- būtan Old English
- on Old English
- ūtan Old English
- -s Middle English
- aboute Middle English
- nere Middle English
- -s Welsh
- nabaut Tok Pisin
- -s
- near
- about
- abouts
- unnear
- nearby
- nearly
- nearest
- nearish
- betimes
- overnear
- layabout
- nearness
- nearline
- runabout
- nearwork
- haulabout
- thenabout
- tourabout
- nearspace
- tearabout
- eastabout
- raceabout
- kickabout
- whenabout
- pertineer
- nearshore
- aboutness
- stirabout
- westabout
- hereabout
- nearabout
- turnabout
- roundabout
- whirlabout
- unnearable
- thereabout
- whereabout
- cast about
- about-face
- knockabout