1. Etymology of the English word bill
the English word
billderived from the French word
billederived from the Medieval Latin word
billaderived from the Latin word
bulla (a bubble; Papal bull; Papal document; stamped lead seal of Papal document; bubble; boss, knob)
derived from the Anglo-latin word
billaDerivations in English
billboard,
bill,
billable,
billhead,
billposter,
handbill,
playbill,
waybill,
billfold,
billing,
billedUsage
Word found in Old English, Modern English
2. Etymology of the English word bill
derived from the English word
billderived from the English word
bilederived from the French word
bilederived from the Latin word
bilis (bile; gall, bile; wrath)
derived from the Old Norse word
boliderived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*bhel-Derivations in English
billboard,
boatbill,
broadbill,
channelbill,
crossbill,
duckbill,
hawkbill,
hornbill,
sharpbill,
sheathbill,
shoebill,
spoonbill,
swordbill,
waxbill,
billbug,
billfish,
bluebill,
sicklebill,
billedUsage
Word found in Array English
3. Etymology of the English word bill
derived from the English word
billderived from the English word
billderived from the French word
billederived from the Medieval Latin word
billaderived from the Latin word
bulla (a bubble; Papal bull; Papal document; stamped lead seal of Papal document; bubble; boss, knob)
derived from the Anglo-latin word
billaDerivations in English
billhook,
billman,
twibillUsage
Word found in Array English
