noun · masculinesecond declension
boscus
boscus m (genitive boscī)
Classical[ˈbɔs.kʊs]Ecclesiastical[ˈbɔs.kus]
Meaning
- Medieval Latinmasculinewood, woodland
Declension
| form | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | boscus | boscī |
| genitive | boscī | boscōrum |
| dative | boscō | boscīs |
| accusative | boscum | boscōs |
| ablative | boscō | boscīs |
| vocative | bosce | boscī |
Origins
Borrowed from Frankish *busk, from Proto-Germanic *buskaz.
Iberian
- Portuguesebosquefrom Old Galician-Portuguese bosco
- Spanishbosque
- Englishbosquefrom Spanish bosque
- Aragonesebosque
- Galicianbosquefrom Old Galician-Portuguese bosco
- Chavacanobosquefrom Spanish bosque
Oïl
- Frenchboisfrom Old French bois
- Frenchbouquetfrom Old French bois
- Bourguignonboofrom Old French bois
- Bourbonnais-Berrichonboufrom Old French bois
- Haitian Creolebwafrom Old French bois
- Galloboézfrom Old French bois
- Galloboueilfrom Old French bois
- Normanbouaisfrom Old French bois
- Normanbweefrom Old French bois
- Orléanaisbouéfrom Old French bois
Elsewhere
- Frenchbûchefrom Latin *busca
- Englishboskfrom Latin *busca
East Iberian
- Catalanboscfrom Old Catalan bosc
- Gasconbòscfrom Old Occitan bosc
- Languedocienbòscfrom Old Occitan bosc
- Provençalbosfrom Old Occitan bosc
- Provençalboascfrom Old Occitan bosc
- Provençalbòscfrom Old Occitan bosc
- Vivaro-Alpinbòscfrom Old Occitan bosc
Italo-Dalmatian
- Italianbosco
- Corsicanboscu
- Dalmatianbuasc
- Istriotbosco
- Malteseboskfrom Italian bosco
- Neapolitanvuosco
- Sicilianvoscu
Eastern Romance
- Romanianboschet
Southern
- Sardinianbuscu
Gallo-Italian
- Piedmontesebosch
Rhaetian
- Friulianbosc