Where does “pawión” come from?

pawión (Kashubian) comes from Polish pawian, from German Pavian, from Dutch baviaan, from Middle Dutch baubijn, from Romanian babuin, from French babouin, from Middle French babouyne, from Old French babouin — Alternative form of baboe; grimace; muzzle.

pawión (Kashubian): baboon

Definitions

  1. baboon

Ancestry of “pawión”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Polishpawianbaboon
2GermanPavianbaboon primate
3Dutchbaviaanbaboon, monkey of the genus Papio
4Middle Dutchbaubijn—
5Romanianbabuinbaboon
6Frenchbabouinbaboon
7Middle Frenchbabouyne—
8Old Frenchbabouin—
9Old FrenchbaboueAlternative form of baboe; grimace; muzzle
Every word from Old French baboue →Every word from Old French babouin →Every word from Middle French babouyne →