Etymology

bund

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Today it means: A league or confederacy; especially the confederation of German states. Full definition →

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bund · noun1

  1. German · borrowed fromBund“alliance, league”
  2. English todaybund

From German Bund (“alliance, league”). Doublet of Bund, bond, and band.

bund · noun, verb2

  1. Classical Persian · derived fromبند
  2. Hindustani · borrowed from
  3. English todaybund

From Hindustani بند / बंद (band), from Classical Persian بند (band).

bund · noun3

  1. Hindi · derived fromबंध
  2. English todaybund

Variant of bandh, from Hindi बंध (bandh); see that entry for more. Doublet of etymology 2 above.

Bund · proper noun4

  1. Classical Persian · derived fromبند
  2. Hindustani · derived from
  3. English todayBund

From bund (“embankment”), from Hindustani بند / बंद (band), from Classical Persian بند (band).

Bund · proper noun5

  1. Yiddish · borrowed fromבונד“bond, union”
  2. English todayBund

From Yiddish בונד (bund, “bond, union”). Doublet of bund, bond, and band.

Bund · proper noun6

From Bundesanleihe (“federal bond”)

Words from the same roots

Hindiबंध all →

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