Etymology of the English word fish

Derivations in English

amberfish, angelfish, anglerfish, archerfish, baitfish, balloonfish, barrelfish, batfish, blowfish, boarfish, boxfish, bumblebeefish, butterflyfish, candlefish, cardinalfish, catfish, cavefish, cherubfish, climbingfish, clingfish, coalfish, codfish, conchfish, cornetfish, cowfish, crampfish, cutlassfish, damselfish, dealfish, devilfish, dolphinfish, dragonfish, driftfish, drumfish, fanfish, fiddlerfish, filefish, finfish, fishable, fishbowl, fishery, fisheye, fishfly, fishkill, fishtank, fishy, flagfish, flamefish, flatfish, frogfish, ghostfish, glassfish, globefish, goatfish, grayfish, guitarfish, hagfish, hatchetfish, horsefish, jackfish, jawfish, jewelfish, kelpfish, kingfish, ladyfish, lancetfish, lanternfish, leatherfish, lemonfish, lionfish, lizardfish, lumpfish, lungfish, medusafish, moonfish, mosquitofish, mousefish, mudfish, needlefish, nettlefish, numbfish, oarfish, oilfish, overfish, oysterfish, parrotfish, pearlfish, pilotfish, pipefish, pollyfish, prowfish, pupfish, porcupinefish, quillfish, ragfish, razorfish, reeffish, ribbonfish, rockfish, roosterfish, rudderfish, sablefish, sailfish, sandfish, sargassumfish, sawfish, scorpionfish, shrimpfish, silverfish, snailfish, snakefish, snipefish, soapfish, starfish, stonefish, suckfish, sunfish, swampfish, threadfish, tigerfish, toadfish, tonguefish, trumpetfish, trunkfish, weatherfish, wolffish, wormfish, zebrafish, alligatorfish, billfish, blackfish, blindfish, bluefish, bone, buffalofish, fallfish, fishline, fishpound, fishworm, foolfish, harvestfish, headfish, mayfish, panfish, pigfish, pinfish, porkfish, queenfish, ratfish, rosefish, spearfish, studfish, suckerfish, surffish, swellfish, tilefish, fishpond, swordfish, platyfish, whitefish, dogfish, fisher, fishhook, fishing, fishmonger, fishnet, fishtail, greenfish, shellfish, killifish, goosefish, fished

Cognates

Danish fisk, Dutch vis, German Fisch, Gothic fisks, Icelandic fiskur, Nynorsk fisk, Riksmal fisk, Swedish fisk, Yiddish fish

Usage

Word found in Old English, Modern English