baston
Old French
noun
Definitions
- stick, truncheon
Etymology
Inherited from Latin bastum (stick).
Origin
Latin
bastum
Gloss
stick
Concept
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Baton Rouge English
- baston English
- baton English
- batune English
- *basto Latin
- *basto, bastonis Latin
- *bastō Latin
- bastum Latin
- bastare Italian
- basto Italian
- bastone Italian
- bâton French
- bâtonner French
- bâtonnet French
- bâtonnier French
- батон Russian
- bastar Spanish, Castilian
- bastonada Spanish, Castilian
- bastonazo Spanish, Castilian
- bastonear Spanish, Castilian
- bastón Spanish, Castilian
- vástago Spanish, Castilian
- βαστάζειν Ancient Greek
- βαστάζω Ancient Greek
- batong Norwegian Bokmål
- bastar Portuguese
- bastão Portuguese
- batongbröd Swedish
- baton Polish
- batong Norwegian Nynorsk
- baston Middle English
- bast Old French
- bastonet Old French
- bastono Esperanto
- bastar Catalan, Valencian
- bastar Galician
- baton Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ba toong Vietnamese
- baston Middle French
- baston Old Portuguese
- bastuni Sicilian
- baston Papiamentu
- bastun xno
- baton Haitian, Haitian Creole
- baton Mauritian Creole
- baston Walloon
- baton Crimean Tatar
- baston Hiligaynon
- baton Seychellois Creole
- boutou Antillean Creole