1. Etymology of the English word bound
the English word
boundderived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*bhendh-Derivations in English
casebound,
clothbound,
disbound,
hardbound,
softbound,
unbound,
bounder,
bounded,
boundingCognates
French
borneUsage
Word found in Modern English
2. Etymology of the English word bound
derived from the English word
boundderived from the Old French word
bondderived from the Old French word
bondirderived from the Latin root
*bombitirederived from the Latin word
bombitare (buzz, hum)
derived from the Latin word
bombus (buzzing; booming, deep sound)
derived from the Greek word
bombosDerivations in English
bounder,
handboundUsage
Word found in Modern English
3. Etymology of the English word bound
derived from the English word
boundderived from the Old French word
bondederived from the Medieval Latin word
bodinaDerivations in English
boundary,
bounded,
boundless,
unboundedUsage
Word found in Modern English
4. Etymology of the English word bound
derived from the English word
boundderived from the Old Norse word
buinnDerivations in English
homebound,
bounUsage
Word found in Modern English
