pored
English
verb form
Etymology
Suffix from English pore (study carefully, opening, read).
Origin
English
pore
Gloss
study carefully, opening, read
Concept
Semantic Field
Speech and language
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
読
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- acidopore English
- biopore English
- blastopore English
- dactylopore English
- electropore English
- gastropore English
- gonopore English
- hemipore English
- interpore English
- intrapore English
- isopore English
- macropore English
- mesopore English
- micropore English
- millipore English
- multipored English
- nanopore English
- nephridiopore English
- nephropore English
- neuropore English
- nucleopore English
- parapore English
- polypore English
- poration English
- pore English
- porefield English
- poreless English
- porelike English
- porer English
- porewater English
- poriferous English
- porin English
- poroid English
- poroma English
- pory English
- prepore English
- protopore English
- pore Middle English
- pore
- pory
- porin
- porer
- poroma
- poroid
- prepore
- isopore
- biopore
- nanopore
- poreless
- mesopore
- hemipore
- parapore
- porelike
- polypore
- poration
- gonopore
- neuropore
- interpore
- acidopore
- porefield
- intrapore
- macropore
- protopore
- millipore
- micropore
- porewater
- gastropore
- nephropore
- multipored
- blastopore
- poriferous
- nucleopore
- electropore
- dactylopore
- nephridiopore