Language | Reflex(es) | Gloss | Grammar | Sources |
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English |
English | oscitancy | act of gaping/yawning | n | AHD LRC |
English | Auriga | winter constellation of northern sky | prop.n | LRC |
English | inosculate | to blend, unite by contact/apposition | vb | AHD W7 LRC |
English | oral | spoken, uttered by mouth/in words | adj | AHD W7 LRC |
English | orinasal | pronounced with oral/nasal passages open | adj | AHD LRC |
English | orotund | pompous, bombastic, self-satisfied | adj | AHD LRC |
English | os | mouth, orifice | n | AHD W7 LRC |
English | oscillate | to vibrate, swing back and forth like pendulum | vb.intrans | AHD W7 LRC |
English | osculate | to kiss | vb.trans | AHD W7 LRC |
English | osculum | mouthlike opening in sponge | n | AHD LRC |
English | ostiary | doorkeeper | n | AHD W7 LRC |
English | ostium | mouthlike entrance/other opening | n | AHD W7 LRC |
English | peroral | occurring via mouth | adj | AHD W7 LRC |
English | usher | officer/servant at door of court/hall/chamber | n | AHD W7 LRC |
Old English | ōra | brass, border; Danish coin | n.masc | W7 ASD LRC |
Middle English | ussher | usher | n | W7 LRC |
Italic |
Latin | Auriga | the Charioteer | n.masc | W7 LRC |
Latin | ora, orae | mouth, coast, border, boundary | n.fem | LRC |
Latin | ōs, ōris | mouth, face | n.neut | LRC |
Latin | oscillo, oscillare, oscillavi, oscillatus | to swing, oscillate | vb | W7 LRC |
Latin | oscillum | swing | n.neut | W7 LRC |
Latin | osculor, osculari, osculatus | to kiss, osculate | vb.dep | W7 LRC |
Latin | osculum | kiss | n.neut | W7 LRC |
Latin | ostiarius | doorkeeper | n.masc | W7 LRC |
Latin | ostium, ostii | mouth, door, entrance | n.neut | LRC |
Latin | ustium | door, mouth of river | n.neut | W7 LRC |
Vulgar Latin | ustiarius | doorkeeper | n.masc | W7 LRC |
New Latin | ostium | mouth-like opening | n.neut | W7 LRC |
Middle French | ussier | doorkeeper | n.masc | W7 LRC |
Balto-Slavic |
Old Church Slavonic | ustiti, uštǫ, ustiši | to exhort | vb | LRC |