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- واژهنامه · Generic English-Persian Dictionary گاوماده ، ماده گاو، ترساندن ، تضعیف روحیه کردن .
- واژهنامه · French & English to Persian Epistemological Dictionary bovine|boeuf|cow Etymology: Did you know that "cow," "beef," and "butter" all come from the same word? That word was Proto-Indo-European *gwou- "cow, bull," spoken 6,000 years ago. In the Germanic languages, the [w] dropped out and the [g] became closely related [k]: German "Kuh," Icelandic "kýr," and English "cow." The PIE root remained all but unchanged in Sanskrit " gauh ," currently "gAya" in Hindi. "Gauh" is found in goraksah "cowherd," the word the British borrowed as "Gurkha." In Latin and Greek, however, the combination [gw] converted to [b] at the beginning of a word, so we find Latin bos, bovis "ox, cow" and Greek bous "ox, cow." Latin "bovis" became "boeuf" in French, whence we borrowed it as "beef," the meat of the cow. (Until then, we ate cow.) "Butter?" It came to us via Latin from Greek bous "cow" + turos "cheese." (gušt e )gâv
- واژهنامه · hFarsi Advanced Version کلمات مرتبط(cow): بازگشت به واژه cow cow calf cow dung cow in calf cow-boy cow-calf cow-catcher cow-dung cow-gate cow-grass cow-heel cow-hide cow-keeper cow-milker cow-parsnip cow-pen cow-pox cow-puncher cow's tail d.'s cow milch cow sacred cow sea cow the cow parts the hoofs to dry a cow گاوماده ،ماده گاو،ترساندن ،تضعيف روحيه کردن کلمات مرتبط(24)
- واژهنامه · Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary 1 cow n. Pronunciation: ' kau ̇ Function: noun Etymology: Middle English cou, from Old English cū; akin to Old High German kuo cow, Latin bos head of cattle, Greek bous, Sanskrit go Date: before 12th century 1 a : the mature female of cattle (genus Bos ) b : the mature female of various usually large animals (as an elephant, whale, or moose) 2 : a domestic bovine animal regardless of sex or age –cowy \-ē\ adjective cow 1a: 1 hoof, 2 pastern, 3 dewclaw, 4 switch, 5 hock, 6 rear udder, 7 flank, 8 thigh, 9 tail, 10 pinbone, 11 tail head, 12 thurl, 13 hip, 14 barrel, 15 ribs, 16 crops, 17 withers, 18 heart girth, 19 neck, 20 horn, 21 poll, 22 forehead, 23 bridge of nose, 24 muzzle, 25 jaw, 26 throat, 27 point of shoulder, 28 dewlap, 29 point of elbow, 30 brisket, 31 chest floor, 32 knee, 33 milk well, 34 milk vein, 35 fore udder, 36 teats, 37 rump, 38 loin]]> 2 cow n. Function: transitive verb Etymology: probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Danish kue to subdue Date: 1581 : to destroy the resolve or courage of <the party that Stalin had cow ed ― World Press Rev. > also : to bring to a state or an action by intimidation ― used with into <like too many Asian armies, adept at cow ing a population into feeding them ― Edward Lansdale> synonyms see INTIMIDATE –cowed·ly \ ' kau ̇ (-ə)d-lē\ adverb ]]> cow (as used in expressions) n. ant cow cash cow cow college cow horse cow parsnip cow pie cow pony cow town mad cow disease sacred cow sea cow Steller's sea cow ]]>