Etymology of the English word pitcher
the English word
pitcherderived from the English word
pitchderived from the English word
pichderived from the English word
picderived from the English word
picturederived from the Latin word
pictura (painting, picture)
derived from the Latin word
pictus (painted; colored; decorated)
derived from the Latin word
pingere (decorate, embellish; depict in embroidery; paint, tint, color)
derived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*peig-derived from the Anglo-Norman word
pichederived from the Old French word
pichierderived from the Old French word
bichierderived from the Medieval Latin word
bicariumderived from the Greek word
bikos, βῖκος
derived from the Egyptian word
biḳDerivations in English
pitcherfulDerivations in other languages
Italian
pitcherUsage
Word found in Modern English
