Etymology of the English word mouth
the English word
mouthderived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*men-derived from the Proto-Germanic root
*munthazDerivations in English
bristlemouth,
frogmouth,
goalmouth,
loudmouth,
mouthbreeder,
mouthpart,
mouthpiece,
mouthy,
mushmouth,
peamouth,
wrymouth,
bigmouth,
blabbermouth,
flannelmouth,
bigmouthed,
closemouthed,
flannelmouthed,
foulmouthed,
hardmouthed,
loudmouthed,
widemouthed,
mouthed,
mouthful,
mouthingCognates
Danish
mund, Dutch
mond, German
Mund, Gothic
munþs, Icelandic
munnur, Nynorsk
monn, Old High German
mund, Riksmal
munn, Swedish
munUsage
Word found in Modern English