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*bulga · Gaulish
noun · Gaulish
Reading: Reading not yet researched
Leather bag; reconstructed source.. Leather bag; reconstructed source.
Date not yet researched — No word-specific date established in the inspected lexical source.
Location not yet researched — No defensible word-specific location was established in the inspected lexical source.
Latin bulga is described as a Gaulish-origin word, compared with Celtic bag words. budget — Etymology · etymology and sense history
Old French bouge is traced to Latin bulga “leather bag.” budget — Etymology · etymology and sense history
bulga · Latin
noun · Latin
Reading: Reading not yet researched
Leather bag or pouch.. Leather bag or pouch.
Date not yet researched — No word-specific date established in the inspected lexical source.
Latin reference region — Glottolog language reference point; not an origin, borrowing site or territorial boundary.
Latin bulga is described as a Gaulish-origin word, compared with Celtic bag words. budget — Etymology · etymology and sense history
Old French bouge is traced to Latin bulga “leather bag.” budget — Etymology · etymology and sense history
Old French bougette is the diminutive source of early English bouget. budget — Etymology · etymology and sense history
Glottolog supplies the reference coordinates for Latin. LanguageTable row lati1261
bougette · Old French
noun · Old French
Reading: Reading not yet researched
Small leather bag or wallet.. Small leather bag or wallet.
c. 15th century · Old French bougette context — The date is bounded to the early English borrowing context.
Old French reference region — Glottolog language reference point; not an origin, borrowing site or territorial boundary.
Old French bouge is traced to Latin bulga “leather bag.” budget — Etymology · etymology and sense history
Old French bougette is the diminutive source of early English bouget. budget — Etymology · etymology and sense history
English budget is reported from the early fifteenth century for a leather pouch or bag. budget — Etymology · etymology and sense history
Glottolog supplies the reference coordinates for Old French (842-ca. 1400). LanguageTable row oldf1239
budget · English
noun · English
Reading: Reading not yet researched
A leather pouch or small bag.. A leather pouch or small bag.
c. early 15th century · English budget pouch — The source gives an early-century lexical context rather than a single first witness.
English reference region / Britain — Glottolog language reference point; not an origin, borrowing site or territorial boundary.
Old French bougette is the diminutive source of early English bouget. budget — Etymology · etymology and sense history
English budget is reported from the early fifteenth century for a leather pouch or bag. budget — Etymology · etymology and sense history
The modern financial meaning is reported from 1733 through the image of a treasury minister keeping fiscal plans in a wallet. budget — Etymology · etymology and sense history
Glottolog supplies the reference coordinates for English. LanguageTable row stan1293
budget · English
noun · English
Reading: Reading not yet researched
A statement of probable expenditures and revenues.. A statement of probable expenditures and revenues.
c. 1733 · English financial budget — Reported written-use context; not the date of coinage or transmission.
English reference region / Britain — Glottolog language reference point; not an origin, borrowing site or territorial boundary.
English budget is reported from the early fifteenth century for a leather pouch or bag. budget — Etymology · etymology and sense history
The modern financial meaning is reported from 1733 through the image of a treasury minister keeping fiscal plans in a wallet. budget — Etymology · etymology and sense history
Glottolog supplies the reference coordinates for English. LanguageTable row stan1293