1. Etymology of the English word sound
the English word sound
derived from the Old French word son
derived from the Old French word soner
derived from the Proto-Germanic word sumdan
derived from the Proto-Germanic root *sundas
Derivations in English
infrasound, soundboard, soundbox, sounder, sounding, soundless, soundproof, soundtrack, ultrasound, soundalike, soundscape, soundedCognates
Catalan sos, Catalan so, Dutch gezond, Dutch sound, French son, German gesund, German Sound, German sein, Italian suo, Italian suono, Latin sonus, Latin suus, Norwegian sound, Portuguese som, Provençal ses, Spanish soma, Spanish suyo, Swedish sound, Yiddish zajnUsage
Word found in Modern English2. Etymology of the English word sound
derived from the English word sound
Usage
Word found in Modern English3. Etymology of the English word sound
derived from the English word sound
derived from the Old French word sonder
derived from the Old French word sonde
derived from the Old French word sonder
derived from the Old French word sonde
Usage
Word found in Modern English4. Etymology of the English word sound
derived from the English word sound