blood
Middle English
/bloːd/
noun
Definitions
- blood
Etymology
Inherited from Old English blōd (blood) inherited from Proto-Germanic *blōþą (blood).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*blōþą
Gloss
blood
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
血
Emoji
🫀
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Bloodgate English
- ablood English
- beblood English
- blood English
- blood wurst English
- blood-red English
- bloodbath English
- bloodberry English
- bloodbird English
- bloodborne English
- blooded English
- blooden English
- blooder English
- bloodfed English
- bloodfest English
- bloodfin English
- bloodguilt English
- bloodguilty English
- bloodhead English
- bloodheat English
- bloodhound English
- bloodhungry English
- blooding English
- bloodlands English
- bloodleaf English
- bloodless English
- bloodlet English
- bloodletter English
- bloodletting English
- bloodlike English
- bloodline English
- bloodloss English
- bloodlust English
- bloodmeal English
- bloodmobile English
- bloodnut English
- bloodplay English
- bloodroot English
- bloodscape English
- bloodshed English
- bloodshedder English
- bloodshedding English
- bloodshot English
- bloodshotting English
- bloodsoaked English
- bloodsome English
- bloodsport English
- bloodspot English
- bloodstain English
- bloodstained English
- bloodstaining English
- bloodstick English
- bloodstock English
- bloodstone English
- bloodstream English
- bloodstroke English
- bloodsucker English
- bloodsucking English
- bloodthirst English
- bloodthirster English
- bloodthirsting English
- bloodthirsty English
- bloodwood English
- bloodwork English
- bloodwort English
- bloody English
- cryoblood English
- gutterblood English
- half-blood English
- heart-blood English
- lifeblood English
- mixblood English
- moonblood English
- nonblood English
- noseblood English
- oxblood English
- pureblood English
- self-blood English
- youngblood English
- *bʰleh₃- Proto-Indo-European
- *blōþą Proto-Germanic
- blod Old English
- blodig Old English
- blodleas Old English
- blodreow Old English
- blodwite Old English
- blōd Old English
- monaþblod Old English
- orblede Old English
- blóð Old Norse
- μπλάντι Greek (modern)
- bluot Old High German
- bluot Middle High German
- 𐌱𐌻𐍉𐌸 Gothic
- *blōd gmw-pro
- *blōdisōn gmw-pro
- bluot Old Dutch
- blōd Old Saxon
- bluid Scots
- blōd Old Frisian
- plut Crimean Gothic
- blad Torres Strait Creole