- butio [2]
2. būtio, īre, bu schreien, Naturlaut der Rohrdommel, Anthol. Lat. 762, 42 (233, 42).
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butio [2]
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bittern — [14] The Latin word for ‘bittern’ (a marsh bird) was būtiō, but by the time it reached Old French it had become butor. The discrepancy has been accounted for by proposing a Vulgar Latin intermediate *būtitaurus, literally ‘bittern bull’ (Latin… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
bittern — bittern1 [ bɪtən] noun a marshbird of the heron family with brown streaked plumage, noted for the male s deep booming call. [Botaurus stellaris (Eurasia), B. lentiginosus (N. America), and other species.] Origin ME bitore, from OFr. butor, based… … English new terms dictionary
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bittern — ► NOUN ▪ a marshbird of the heron family, noted for the male s deep booming call. ORIGIN Old French butor, from Latin butio bittern + taurus bull (because of its call) … English terms dictionary
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