1. Etymology of the English word down

Derivations in English

downburst, downcome, downcourt, downcurved, downcycle, downdraft, downfield, downgrowth, downhaul, downhearted, downhill, downhold, downhole, downlight, downlink, download, downpipe, downpour, downrange, downrate, downriver, downscale, downshift, downside, downslide, downspin, downspout, downstage, downstream, downstroke, downswing, downtake, downtick, downtime, downtrend, downtrodden, downwash, downwind, downzone, lowdown, playdown, sundown, touchdown, downgrade, downsize, downstate, downtown, hoedown, showdown, downstairs, downwelling, downfall, downright, washdown, teardown, takedown, splashdown, slowdown, scrubdown, scaledown, rubdown, phasedown, meltdown, markdown, letdown, laydown, knockdown, holddown, facedown, downturn, downthrow, cutdown, crackdown, countdown, comedown, closedown, clampdown, bringdown, breakdown, backdown, downcast, downward, downy, downed, downing

Cognates

Dutch dons, French duvet, German Daune, Norwegian dun, Swedish dun, Swedish dus

Usage

Word found in Modern English

2. Etymology of the English word down

Derivations in English

downy, thistledown, swansdown, adown

Usage

Word found in Modern English

3. Etymology of the English word down

Derivations in English

down

Usage

Word found in Modern English