English

kinepock

From kine + pock.

A compound of kine + pock

Proto-Germanic *kunją

Proto-West Germanic *kuni ‘family, kin’

Old English cynn ‘kind’

Middle English kyn ‘a family’

English kine

Proto-Indo-European *bew-

Proto-Germanic *pukkaz

Proto-West Germanic *pokk ‘pustule, pimple, pock’

Old English poc

Middle English pok

English pock

Today it means

noun cowpox

Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.

Etymograph / kinepock