myEtymology.com: English etymology of bellflower

Etymology of the English word bellflower

the English word bellflower

derived from the English word flower

derived from the English word flour

derived from the English word flower

derived from the English word flour

derived from the English word flower

derived from the English word flour

derived from the English word flower

derived from the English word flour

derived from the English word flower

derived from the English word flour

derived from the English word flower

derived from the English word flour

derived from the English word flower

derived from the English word flour

derived from the English word flower

derived from the English word flour

derived from the English word flower

derived from the English word flour

derived from the English word bell

derived from the English word belle

derived from the French word belle

derived from the French word beau

derived from the Old French word biau

derived from the Latin word bellus (pretty, handsome, charming)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *deu-

derived from the Latin word bella

derived from the Latin word bellus (pretty, handsome, charming)

derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *deu-