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gwou- Ox, bull, cow. Nominative singular form *gwōu-s. Derivatives include cow1, beef, bugle1, and butter.- cow1, kine; cowslip, from Old English cū, cȳ, cȳe, cow, from Germanic *kōuz (> *kūz).
- beef, bovine, bugle1, from Latin bōs (stem bov‑), ox, bull, cow;
- buccinator, from Latin būcina, horn, trumpet, from *bou-kanā‑, "bellower" (*-kanā‑, singer; see kan-).
- Boötes, boustrophedon, bucolic, bugloss, bulimia, bumelia, buprestid, butter, butyric, from Greek bous, ox, bull, cow;
- buffalo, from Greek boubalos, buffalo, perhaps from bous;
- boy, perhaps from Old French buie, fetter, shackle, from Latin bōia, collar used to restrain a criminal (originally made from ox hide), from Greek boeiā, ox hide, from bous.
- gayal; guar, Gurkha, kouprey, nilgai, from Sanskrit gauḥ, go‑, cow.
- Suffixed form *gwou-no‑. gunny, from Pali goṇa‑, ox.
- Suffixed form *gwōu-ro‑. gaur, from Sanskrit gauraḥ, wild ox.
- Zero-grade suffixed form *gww-ā‑. hecatomb, from Greek hekatombē, "sacrifice of a hundred oxen" (hekaton, hundred; see dekm̥).
[Pokorny gu̯ou‑ 482.] |
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