flour
Scots
/ˈfluːr/
noun
Definitions
- a flower
- a bouquet bunch of flowers
- (uncountable) Wheat flour
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English flour derived from flur derived from Latin flōrem.
Origin
Latin
flōrem
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Passionflower English
- Redflower English
- aflower English
- basketflower English
- beflower English
- bellflower English
- blanketflower English
- bunchflower English
- coneflower English
- cornflower English
- crowflower English
- cuckooflower English
- dayflower English
- elderflower English
- enflower English
- fanflower English
- fennelflower English
- flower English
- flower fly English
- flowerage English
- flowerbed English
- flowerer English
- flowerest English
- floweret English
- flowereth English
- flowerette English
- flowerful English
- flowerhead English
- flowerhorn English
- flowerkind English
- flowerless English
- flowerlike English
- flowerly English
- flowerness English
- flowerpecker English
- flowerpot English
- flowery English
- foamflower English
- ghostflower English
- globeflower English
- handflower English
- mayflower English
- mistflower English
- monkeyflower English
- moonflower English
- nanoflower English
- noonflower English
- paperflower English
- polyflower English
- preflower English
- pseudoflower English
- reflower English
- satinflower English
- shellflower English
- skyflower English
- snailflower English
- spoonflower English
- starflower English
- strawflower English
- sulphurflower English
- sunflower English
- twinflower English
- unflower English
- wallflower English
- waxflower English
- wildflower English
- windflower English
- flōrem Latin
- fiore Italian
- *bʰleh₃- Proto-Indo-European
- flour Middle English
- floury Middle English
- flouryng Middle English
- lilie flour Middle English
- plúr Irish
- flor Old French
- flur Old French
- flor Catalan, Valencian
- floare Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- flùr Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic
- *chor Old Portuguese
- flor Old Portuguese
- *flōs Proto-Italic
- flor Asturian
- flor Old Occitan
- flor Old Spanish
- ciuri Sicilian
- plaua Tok Pisin
- flur xno
- frore Sardinian
- sciore Neapolitan
- flor Aragonese
- fjór Romagnol