Etymology of the English word book
the English word
bookderived from the English word
bokderived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*bhago-derived from the Proto-Germanic root
*bokizDerivations in English
bankbook,
bookbinding,
bookcase,
bookend,
booking,
bookkeeping,
booklet,
booklouse,
booklover,
bookman,
bookmark,
bookmobile,
bookpaper,
bookplate,
bookrack,
bookrest,
bookseller,
bookshelf,
bookstack,
bookstall,
bookstand,
bookworm,
casebook,
cashbook,
copybook,
datebook,
daybook,
guidebook,
hornbook,
jokebook,
matchbook,
nonbook,
notebook,
passbook,
playbook,
pocketbook,
pollbook,
promptbook,
schoolbook,
scrapbook,
sketchbook,
storybook,
stylebook,
textbook,
wordbook,
workbook,
yearbook,
blankbook,
bookstore,
checkbook,
cookbook,
overbook,
bookbinder,
bookcraft,
lawbook,
logbook,
psalmbook,
songbook,
chapbook,
pocket-book,
bookmaker,
press-book,
stud,
bookedDerivations in other languages
French
flock-bookCognates
Dutch
boek, Dutch
beukeboom, English
beech, German
Buch, German
Buche, Icelandic
bók, Swedish
bokUsage
Word found in Modern English
