Etymology of the English word bed
the English word
bedderived from the Proto-Germanic root
*bathjamDerivations in English
bead,
bedbug,
bedcover,
beddable,
bedded,
bedder,
bedfast,
bedframe,
bedlamp,
bedlight,
bedmate,
bedpad,
bedpan,
bedplate,
bedpost,
bedquilt,
bedrail,
bedroll,
bedroom,
bedsheet,
bedsore,
bedspring,
bedstand,
bedtick,
bedwarmer,
chesterbed,
daybed,
hotbed,
riverbed,
bedrid,
seabed,
seedbed,
streambed,
waterbed,
bedclothing,
bedrock,
bedspread,
interbedded,
abed,
bedclothes,
bedtime,
childbed,
flockbed,
bedmaker,
bedstraw,
bedwetter,
bedwetting,
sickbed,
bedchamber,
bedding,
bedside,
deathbed,
bedriddenCognates
Dutch
bed, Dutch
biet, English
beet, French
bette, German
Beet, German
Bete, German
Bett, Icelandic
bed, Norwegian
bete, Swedish
beta, Swedish
bäddUsage
Word found in Old English, Modern English
