1. Etymology of the English word back

Derivations in English

backache, backband, backbar, backbend, backboard, backcourt, backer, backfist, background, backhoe, backhouse, backing, backlight, backlighting, backlite, backlog, backplate, backrest, backrub, backsaw, backshore, backslap, backslapping, backstay, backstop, backstretch, backswimmer, backsword, backwrap, backyard, bareback, diamondback, fanback, featherback, fiddleback, finback, fireback, fullback, grayback, hackleback, halfback, hardback, hatchback, hogback, paperback, prickleback, razorback, saddleback, shellback, silverback, skewback, slotback, softback, sunback, turtleback, whaleback, yellowback, backdrop, backfield, backpack, backsplash, backwoods, fastback, fatback, greenback, mossback, scatback, swayback, wetback, backblocks, backbreaking, backbite, backed, thornback, tieback, throwback, takeback, swingback, sweepback, snapback, runback, rollback, pullback, printback, plowback, playback, payback, leaseback, kickback, holdback, haulback, giveback, flyback, flashback, flareback, feedback, dropback, drawback, cutback, comeback, checkback, carryback, callback, brushback, bounceback, backup, backdown, answerback, aback, backbone, backward, crookback, horseback, backgammon

Derivations in other languages

Portuguese beque, Romanian bec

Usage

Word found in Modern English

2. Etymology of the English word back

Derivations in English

backchat, backcross, backdraft, backfall, backfill, backfit, backflash, backflip, backflow, backgammon, backhand, backhanded, backhaul, backlash, backlist, backrush, backscatter, backset, backsight, backslide, backspace, backspin, backsplice, backstab, backstage, backstitch, backstroke, backswept, backswing, backwash, backwind, chargeback, outback, touchback, backdate, backfire, backtrack, dieback, switchback, backwater

Usage

Word found in Modern English