Where does “brionie” come from?

brionie (Middle English) comes from French brione, from Latin bryōnia, from Ancient Greek βρυωνία, from Ancient Greek βρύω — to be full to bursting.

brionie (Middle English): bryony (Bryonia dioica)

Definitions

  1. bryony (Bryonia dioica)

Ancestry of “brionie”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Frenchbrionebryony
2Latinbryōniabryony (wild vine)
3Ancient Greekβρυωνίαbryony
4Ancient Greekβρύωto be full to bursting

Words derived from “brionie”

Every word from Ancient Greek βρύω →Every word from Ancient Greek βρυωνία →Every word from Latin bryōnia →