Phrygian | teutous | city |
Osque | toutos | city |
Lettish | tauta | people, nation > Teuton, deutsch |
Gael.I. | tóithín | rotund person or animal |
Gael.I. | tóit | entirety |
Ital. | tutto | Span. todo, French. tout |
Port. | touto | head |
Engl. | stout | corpulent (not cognate to germ. stolz "proud") |
Franç. | toutoune | corpulent woman |
Franç. | tutasse | clod |
Cat. | tut, tuc | pointed mountain summit |
Engl. | tooth | projection of a comb, rake, saw etc., hard body attached to the jaw, French dentð4.1.19.; cf. tütel, next word (certainly not from I.-E. base ed "to eat"!) |
Germ.(mha) | tütel | point |
Franç.: Aveyr. | tutèl | tuft |
Ital. | tutolo | a tuft on a cap |
Lat. | tutulus | tuft |
Germ. reg. | stützelmeise | Crested Tit, 397 |
Ital.: Ven. | totolin | Crested Lark, 299 |
Cat. | totoliva | Crested Lark, 299 |
Roman. | tutuiu | summit, tuft |
Roman. | tutundei | Crested Lark, 299 |
Mod.Greek | tsoutsoulianos | Crested Lark, 299 |
Basque | tutur | bird crest |
Basque | tuturru | mountain peak |
Basque | tuturrusko | hump |
Ital.: Sard. | tutturu | qualsiasi pezzo tondo |
Ital.: Cal. | tótaru | piece, spinning top |
Ital.: Sard. | tatarulía | Crested Lark, 299 |
Russian | potatujka | (Czech id.) Hoopoe, 263 |
Lith. | totorynas | Crested Tit, 397 |
Basque | tuntur, tuntun | various rounded objects, bump |
Basque | tuntun | Wren, 406 |
Basque | tontor | crest, summit |
Basque | ttonttordun | Crested Lark, 299 |
Span. | tanto | so much, French tant |
Span. | tontilla | Grey Flycatcher, 331 |
Span. | pájaro tonto | Corn Bunting, 445 (thickset bird) |
Span. | tontón, tontito | Robin, 335 (roundish bird) |
Ital. | tondo | obtuse, round, circular, globe, plateetc. |
Franç. | contondant | obtuse (of a object meant for striking). Not from Lat. cuntundere "frapper" but vice versa |
Engl. | toad | a thickset amphibian, cf. bufoð4.5.11. |
Engl. | toad-snatcher | Ringed Plover, 163 (roundish bird; snatcher by folk-etym., the meaning of toad as "roundish" having been lost) |
Engl. | tadpole | immature form of frogs (roundish creature) |
Engl. | toddiel | Great Tit, 390 |
Engl.: Caribbean | toddy | a short, thickset bird; a name latinized as Todus; heavy, weighty |
Engl. | tody, todger | Wren, 406 |
Engl. | tody-flycatcher | a thickset South American bird |
Engl. | tod | a stump; a heap; a small round cake |
Norsk | dot | knot |
Engl. | dot | point |
Engl. | dottle | a plug of tobacco remaining in the pipe |
Engl. | dotterel | Ringed Plovers, 163-166, Turnstone, 190 (little roundish birds, cf. bullbirdð4.5.3., French bideauð4.5.18., gobionð4.4.1.3.. Certainly not "foolish"; these birds are by no means stupid) |
Sard. | dòddi | Wren, 406 |
Engl. | doddy | Wren, 406 |
Engl. | dodd | a bare round hill |
Engl. | dod | a heap; any great weight |
Engl. | dodderd | a pollarded tree |
Engl. | doddy-pate | occiput |
Lettish | daudz | many |
Pol. | dudá | (Czech dudák) bagpipe |
Germ. | dudelsack | bagpipe |
Franç. | dodu | big, roundish |
Span. | redondo | round, spherical |
Franç. | redondant | superfluous |
Franç.(a.litt.) | dondé | fat |
Franç. | dondon | corpulent woman |
Franç.(a.litt.) | dodier | arse |
Franç.rég. | dôdé, daudette | Robin, 335 |
Anc.Greek(borrowing) | dándalos | Robin, 335 |
Sbc. | donda | Oystercatcher, 155, cf. dicky-birdð4.1.16.2. |
Franç.:I.Maurice | dronte | (rhotacized) dodo, hereunder |
Franç. | dondon (non doudou) | dodo, see next word |
Engl. | dodo | Raphus cucullatus. Extinct bird from Mauritius, the characteristic of which was its enormous belly and hind part, whence also its sc. name cucullatus; cf. French dondon (above) both dodo and corpulent woman |
Dutch | dod-aars | the dodo (in a journal written by Willem van Westzanen during a travel to Mauritius Island, published in 1648), literally "plump arse" |
Dutch | dodaars | Grebe, 70 (roundish body) |
Dutch | doodsvogel | Greenfinch, 416 (thickset bird) |
Dutch | doedsroeper | Barn Owl, 238 (round head) |