unwhole
English
adj
Definitions
- Not whole.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English unhole inherited from Old English unhāl (unwhole, infirm, sick, unhealthy) inherited from Proto-Germanic *unhailaz (not whole, unhealthy) affix from English whole.
Origin
English
whole
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- health English
- heartwhole English
- holy English
- nonwhole English
- unwholeness English
- unwholly English
- whole English
- whole-footed English
- whole-hearted English
- whole-time English
- wholegrain English
- wholehearted English
- wholely English
- wholemeal English
- wholeness English
- wholesale English
- wholesome English
- wholestitch English
- wholetime English
- wholewise English
- wholist English
- wholistic English
- wholly English
- wholth English
- *unhailaz Proto-Germanic
- velig Swedish
- unhal Old English
- unhāl Old English
- hole Middle English
- unhole Middle English
- veill Old Norse
- veill Icelandic