Where does “baes” come from?

baes (Middle Dutch) comes from Old Dutch baso, from Proto-West Germanic *baswō, from Proto-Germanic baswô, from Proto-Germanic baswǭ — father's sister, aunt, cousin; father's sister;...

baes (Middle Dutch): master of a household, friend

Definitions

  1. master of a household, friend

Ancestry of “baes”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Old Dutchbasouncle, kinsman
2Proto-West Germanic*baswō
3Proto-Germanicbaswôuncle; kinsman
4Proto-Germanicbaswǭfather's sister, aunt, cousin; father's sister;...

Words derived from “baes

Every word from Proto-Germanic baswǭ
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