per
Mòcheno
noun
Definitions
- bear
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German bër inherited from Old High German bero inherited from *berō inherited from Proto-Germanic *berô (bear) root from Proto-Indo-European *bʰerH- (pierce, strike, brown, bore, dig, cut, carve, grey, rub, split).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*bʰerH-
Gloss
pierce, strike, brown, bore, dig, cut, carve, grey, rub, split
Concept
Semantic Field
Basic actions and technology
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
褐
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Bearhead English
- Berengar English
- Bernard English
- abear English
- afterbear English
- antibear English
- barrel English
- bear English
- bear out English
- bear-whelp English
- bearability English
- bearable English
- bearbait English
- bearbaiting English
- bearberry English
- bearbind English
- bearcat English
- beardog English
- beardom English
- bearer English
- bearest English
- beareth English
- beargrass English
- bearheaded English
- bearherd English
- bearhound English
- bearing English
- bearish English
- bearleap English
- bearless English
- bearlike English
- bearling English
- bearly English
- bearmeal English
- bearness English
- bearproof English
- bearship English
- bearshit English
- bearskin English
- beartrap English
- bearward English
- beary English
- berserk English
- berth English
- birth English
- born English
- bugbear English
- carebear English
- downbear English
- forbear English
- forebear English
- forthbear English
- ice bear English
- inbear English
- minibear English
- misbear English
- moon bear English
- moonbear English
- offbear English
- outbear English
- overbear English
- owlbear English
- pedobear English
- permabear English
- pillowbeer English
- rebear English
- she-bear English
- snowbear English
- superbear English
- unbear English
- unbearability English
- underbear English
- upbear English
- werebear English
- withbear English
- *labanka Latin
- ferentarius Latin
- ferio Latin
- ferīta Latin
- foro Latin
- forāmen Latin
- forāre Latin
- Ameisenbär German
- Braunbär German
- Brummbär German
- Bär German
- Bärendienst German
- Bärendreck German
- Bärenfell German
- Bärenfleisch German
- Bärenhaut German
- Bärenhunger German
- Bärin German
- Bärlauch German
- Bärtierchen German
- Bärwurz German
- Eisbär German
- Gummibär German
- Nasenbär German
- Pandabär German
- Polarbär German
- Saubär German
- Schweinbär German
- Waschbär German
- beer Dutch, Flemish
- βράγος Ancient Greek
- φρύνη Ancient Greek
- *bʰars- Proto-Indo-European
- *bʰer- Proto-Indo-European
- *bʰerH- Proto-Indo-European
- *bʰerH-o-s Proto-Indo-European
- *bʰruH-ró-s Proto-Indo-European
- *bʰruHg- Proto-Indo-European
- *bʰébʰrus Proto-Indo-European
- *barjaną Proto-Germanic
- *barō Proto-Germanic
- *bernuz Proto-Germanic
- *berô Proto-Germanic
- *brūnaz Proto-Germanic
- *burōną Proto-Germanic
- bera Old English
- brerd Old English
- bere Middle English
- béar Irish
- Bjarni Old Norse
- بور Persian
- bero Old High German
- բիր Old Armenian
- բորենի Old Armenian
- bord Middle High German
- bër Middle High German
- Bier Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- בער Yiddish
- *berō gmw-pro
- *bero Old Dutch
- brejo Old Portuguese
- per Cimbrian
- bero Old Saxon
- Bärr Alemannic German
- pāār Marshallese
- *bara Old Frisian
- bera Old Frisian
- ber Volapük
- ibhere Xhosa
- *bara Proto-Albanian
- *bera Proto-Albanian
- *birjā Proto-Albanian
- *brima Proto-Albanian
- *bárˀnis Proto-Balto-Slavic
- *bárˀtei Proto-Balto-Slavic
- schbòrz Mòcheno
- schbòrzper Mòcheno
- pea Maori
- Baer Pennsylvania German
- Bäer Hunsrik