Os

Appendix:Variations of "os" Translingual Symbol osmium English Alternative forms en O's see usage notes en os o's lowercase Pronunciation en /əʊz/ UK en /oʊz/ GA en əʊz 1 en oes ohs o's owes -ose<id:verb> Noun en noun form en O en oes en os<id:letter> Usage notes Anagrams en os SO S/O s.o. so So So. S&O s/o S.O. German Etymology 1 de la os, ultimately from de ine-pro *h₃ésth₁. Pronunciation de [ɔs] Noun n,-,sa de medicine os, bone bone Etymology 2 de opening :bor la:ōs de la ōs. Pronunciation de [oːs] Noun n,-,Ora de medicine os, an opening Etymology 3 de ridge :bor sv:ås de sv ås Noun m:n,-,er ridge Declension m:n,-,er Etymology 4 Noun de noun form de O Further reading Os_Knochen Os_Mund_Ostium Indonesian Pronunciation id /ˈo.ɛs/ Noun id healthcare id orang sakit patient sick person Norwegian Bokmål no:Os (Hedmark) no:Os (Hordaland) Proper noun nb proper noun nb municipality co/Innlandet c/Norway formerly part of the county of Hedmark; bordering onto Trøndelag nb a <<former municipality>> of the former county of Hordaland; now merged into Bjørnafjorden in the <<co:pref/Vestland>>, <<c/Norway>> Norwegian Nynorsk nn:Os kommune i Hedmark nn:Os kommune i Hordaland Proper noun nn proper noun nn municipality co/Innlandet c/Norway formerly part of the county of Hedmark; bordering onto Trøndelag nn municipality co/Innlandet c/Norway formerly part of the county of Hedmark Plautdietsch Etymology From pdt gml âs, from pdt osx ās, from pdt gem-pro *ēsą food, carrion, prey, bait. Noun n carrion, offal Derived terms pdt Osfräta Oshaka osich Osodla pdt Meats