mond
Dutch (Brabantic)
/mɔnt/
noun
Definitions
- mouth
Etymology
Inherited from Middle Dutch mont inherited from Old Dutch munt inherited from Proto-Germanic *munþaz (mouth).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*munþaz
Gloss
mouth
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
口
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Alnmouth English
- Avonmouth English
- Axmouth English
- Burnmouth English
- Cockermouth English
- Dartmouth English
- Eyemouth English
- Greymouth English
- Lossiemouth English
- Lynemouth English
- Monmouth English
- Plymouth English
- Redesmouth English
- Sidmouth English
- Teignmouth English
- Tweedmouth English
- Tynemouth English
- Uskmouth English
- Wearmouth English
- allmouth English
- assmouth English
- bellmouth English
- bemouth English
- bigmouth English
- birdsmouth English
- blabbermouth English
- blackmouth English
- bristlemouth English
- broadmouth English
- cavemouth English
- cottonmouth English
- downmouth English
- fishmouth English
- flannelmouth English
- flutemouth English
- foulmouth English
- frogmouth English
- full-mouth English
- goalmouth English
- guttermouth English
- hand-to-mouth English
- headmouth English
- largemouth English
- loudmouth English
- megamouth English
- motormouth English
- mouth English
- mouthable English
- mouthblown English
- mouthbow English
- mouthbreathing English
- mouthbreeder English
- mouthbrooder English
- mouthbrooding English
- mouthcare English
- mouthcoating English
- mouther English
- mouthfeel English
- mouthfuck English
- mouthfucker English
- mouthful English
- mouthgasm English
- mouthguard English
- mouthless English
- mouthlike English
- mouthline English
- mouthly English
- mouthpart English
- mouthpiece English
- mouthrinse English
- mouthsome English
- mouthsore English
- mouthstick English
- mouthward English
- mouthwards English
- mouthwash English
- mouthwatering English
- mouthy English
- mushmouth English
- papermouth English
- pipemouth English
- poormouth English
- redmouth English
- saltmouth English
- slipmouth English
- smallmouth English
- smartmouth English
- snakemouth English
- suckermouth English
- tear-mouth English
- warmouth English
- wrymouth English
- yellowmouth English
- Kindermund German
- Mund German
- Mund-zu-Mund-Beatmung German
- Mundart German
- Mundfotze German
- Mundgeruch German
- Mundharmonika German
- Mundpropaganda German
- Mundraub German
- Mundschenk German
- Mundschleimhaut German
- Mundschutz German
- Mundstück German
- Mundvorrat German
- Mundwasser German
- Volksmund German
- Vormund German
- mundgerecht German
- mundtot German
- mündlich German
- vollmundig German
- aard Dutch, Flemish
- dood Dutch, Flemish
- harmonica Dutch, Flemish
- holte Dutch, Flemish
- kap Dutch, Flemish
- masker Dutch, Flemish
- mondaard Dutch, Flemish
- monddood Dutch, Flemish
- mondelijk Dutch, Flemish
- mondharmonica Dutch, Flemish
- mondholte Dutch, Flemish
- mondig Dutch, Flemish
- monding Dutch, Flemish
- mondkap Dutch, Flemish
- mondmasker Dutch, Flemish
- mondorgel Dutch, Flemish
- mondstuk Dutch, Flemish
- mondvol Dutch, Flemish
- mondvoorraad Dutch, Flemish
- orgel Dutch, Flemish
- rivier Dutch, Flemish
- riviermond Dutch, Flemish
- riviermonding Dutch, Flemish
- stuk Dutch, Flemish
- volk Dutch, Flemish
- volksmond Dutch, Flemish
- volmondig Dutch, Flemish
- voorraad Dutch, Flemish
- vuur Dutch, Flemish
- vuurmond Dutch, Flemish
- *men- Proto-Indo-European
- *ment- Proto-Indo-European
- *mnt- Proto-Indo-European
- *munþaz Proto-Germanic
- muþ Old English
- mūþ Old English
- mouth Middle English
- mouþ Middle English
- munnr Old Norse
- muðr Old Norse
- เม้าท์มอย Thai
- mondelike Middle Dutch
- mont Middle Dutch
- mund Old High German
- munt Old High German
- mute Latvian
- mutisks Latvian
- mutīgs Latvian
- mond Afrikaans
- 𐌼𐌿𐌽𐌸𐍃 Gothic
- *munþ gmw-pro
- *mūtha, *muth Old Dutch
- mund Old Dutch
- munt Old Dutch
- muth Old Saxon
- maus Tok Pisin
- mofo Sranan Tongo
- móndjwater Limburgan, Limburger, Limburgish
- maut Torres Strait Creole