ob.

See also: ob, Ob, Ob., OB, ÖB, and ob-

English

Etymology 1

From Latin obiit (“[s/he] died”)

Verb

ob.

(in listing dates of death) Died.

Synonyms

d.

Etymology 2

From Latin obiter (“incidentally”)

Adverb

ob.

Incidentally.

Etymology 3

An abbreviation of oboe

Noun

ob.

(music) Oboe(s).

Alternative forms

Ob.

Anagrams

BO, Bo, bo

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