Franç. | bosse | tumor |
Breton | bos | tumor |
Dutch | baas | tumor; master, chief |
Engl. | boss | head, manager; protuberance, roundish excrescence, knoblike projection |
Engl. | bosom | breast |
Franç. | bossette | cask |
Franç. | bassin | basin, bowl |
Span. | buzón | box |
Breton | boz | (concave) hollow of the hand |
Engl.Scot. | boss | (concave) hollow, empty |
Anc.Greek | byssos | (concave) depth |
Germ. | busen | swelling |
Roman. | buznitâ | Hawfinch, 431 |
Alb. | buzë | Roman. buzâlip |
Franç.rég. | bus | lip |
Engl. | buss | Gael. bus, Germ. buss kiss |
Engl. (o.liter.) | buss | French (a.litt.) busse a kind of vessel (ship) |
Engl. | busby | a tall fur hat |
Engl. | bass | a rounded, perchlike fish |
Engl. | callerbosh | nestling (plump) |
Franç.: Norm. | bezeau | id. |
Roman. | besicâ | bladder, blister, globe, Wren, 406 |
Lat. | vesica | bladder |
Sbc. | bašica | fat ewe |
Franç. | vessie | bladder |
Franç. | vesse-de-loup | puffball |
Franç. | vesce | vetch (plant producing pods) |
Franç. | vase, vaisselle | kinds of recipients |
Franç. | vaisseau | vessel, ship |
Franç. | boisseau | bushel |
Franç. | bois, buisson | grove, cops, bush |
Franç. | buis | box (bush) |
Franç. | busqué | aquiline (nose) |
Franç.rég. | bousquinet, bouzigoun | certain mushroom |
Engl. | basket | kind of container (not related to Lat. fascis) |
Franç.:Valtourn.(AO) | bošé | molehill |
Roman. | bus | fist |
Franç. | bouse | cattle dung |
Breton | bouzoul | horse dung |
Ital.: Pav. | bossa | bottle |
Prov. | tabòssa et var. | squat, stocky; Engoulevent, 251 |
Ital.: Sic. | titibussu | Hoopoe, 263 (rounded crest) |
Mod.Greek | bouza | toad |
Roman. | bot | a rounded mass |
Engl. | box | container, case, etc. |
Bulg. | buca | hump |
Germ. | butz | bulging thing, rounded end |
Germ.reg. | buzzerl | Wren, 406 |
Alb. | boçë | pine cone |
Cat. | butza | paunch |
Cat.: Mallorca | butzeca | nestling |
Ital. | buzzo | belly |
Ital. | bozza, bozzola | swollen |
Ital.reg. | bozzola et var. | Goldeneye, 54 (bulging head) |
Pers. | bozorg | large |
Anc.Greek | basileús | prince |
Anc.Greek | basilikè | a large building |
Breton | bouch | crest, tuft |
Engl. | bush | low plant with many branches |
Germ.reg. | busch | bush |
Germ.reg. | buschige ente | Tufted Duck, 48 |
Germ.reg. | buschlerche | Crested Lark, 299 |
Germ.reg. | buschreiher | Squacco Heron, 123 |
Germ.reg. | puschkopke | Hoopoe, 263 |
Germ. | bausch | fold of fat; bauschen to puff up |
Anc.Greek | bassarè | fox (bushy tail) |
Anc.Greek | Bassara | long-robed bacchant |
Ital.: TI | besena | paunch |
Ital.: TI | besenfi | swollen |
Franç. | besace | a kind of bag |
Franç.rég. | bezot et var. | last hatched of a brood |
Franç. | bézoar | bezoar: round concretion found in the stomach of ruminants (not from Pers. pàd-zahr counterpoison) |
Franç.: Vendée | bézi | variety of pear |
Franç.rég. | roibesy et var. | Wren, 406 |
Franç.rég. | bisse, bezou, jean-besa | Robin, 335 |
Ital.: Lomb. | bezète | Robin, 335 |
Franç.: Jura | bosote | Robin, 335 |
Roman. | bostan | pumpkin |
Franç. | buste | chest, breast |
Engl. | bust | woman's breast |
Engl. | boost | to increase, raise |
Engl. | boast | to swell one's abilities; to tell more than one has, cf. bluffð 4.4.17; cogn. to Norw. baus "proud" but not to Germ. böse. |