bont

Dutch (Brabantic)

/bɔnt/

noun

Definitions

fur

Etymology

Inherited from Middle Dutch bont (truss, bundle) derived from Latin punctus (pierced, striped, pricked, punctured, stippled, marked with points).

Origin

Latin

punctus

Gloss

pierced, striped, pricked, punctured, stippled, marked with points

Timeline

Distribution of cognates by language

Geogrpahic distribution of cognates

Cognates and derived terms

*punctiāre Latin
albipunctus Latin
puncta Latin
puncticollis Latin
punctifrons Latin
punctipennis Latin
punctorium Latin
punctuare Latin
punctus Latin
punctuāre Latin
bonten Dutch, Flemish
bontheid Dutch, Flemish
bontjas Dutch, Flemish
bontkraag Dutch, Flemish
bontwerk Dutch, Flemish
jas Dutch, Flemish
kraag Dutch, Flemish
rood Dutch, Flemish
roodbont Dutch, Flemish
werk Dutch, Flemish
bonde French
point Old French
bont Middle Dutch
bontwerc Middle Dutch
bunt Middle High German
Punkt Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
ponchar Occitan