brosse
French
noun
Definitions
- brush (the implement)
- crew cut
Etymology
Inherited from Old French broche (pin) inherited from Latin bruscia, *brustia derived from Proto-Germanic *burstiz (bristle).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*burstiz
Gloss
bristle
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- airbrush English
- beebrush English
- bitterbrush English
- bottlebrush English
- brush English
- brush-turkey English
- brushability English
- brushable English
- brushback English
- brushbar English
- brushcutter English
- brusher English
- brushest English
- brusheth English
- brushfire English
- brushful English
- brushland English
- brushless English
- brushlike English
- brushmaker English
- brushmaking English
- brushmark English
- brushstroke English
- brushware English
- brushwheel English
- brushwise English
- brushwood English
- brushwork English
- brushy English
- buckbrush English
- clothesbrush English
- cytobrush English
- drybrush English
- dustbrush English
- hairbrush English
- hatbrush English
- horsebrush English
- inkbrush English
- lampbrush English
- microbrush English
- nailbrush English
- overbrush English
- paintbrush English
- rabbitbrush English
- sagebrush English
- scratchbrush English
- snowbrush English
- tarbrush English
- toothbrush English
- unbrush English
- underbrush English
- *brocca Latin
- *bruscia Latin
- *brustia Latin
- brocca Latin
- bruscia, *brustia Latin
- broche French
- brosser French
- brossier French
- broussaille French
- broussailleux French
- *bʰr̥stís Proto-Indo-European
- *burstiz Proto-Germanic
- ブラシ Japanese
- byrst Old English
- broche Middle English
- brusshe Middle English
- bruis Irish
- burst Old Norse
- broche Old French
- brosse Old French
- brocha Galician
- brosa Galician
- برس Persian
- brws Welsh
- burst Old High German
- broche Norman
- bót Vietnamese
- burashi Swahili
- 브러시 Korean
- ibhulashi Zulu
- bras Tok Pisin
- βούρτσα gkm
- βρουτσίν gkm
- borosy Malagasy
- bras Bislama
- burus Fiji Hindi