Part of speech: Adjective (satellite)
given to or marked by the consumption of alcohol
Example: a bibulous fellow; a bibulous evening; his boozy drinking companions; thick boozy singing; a drunken binge; two drunken gentlemen holding each other up; sottish behavior
Boozy, Sottish, Drunken, Bibulous
The word "drunken" comes from Proto-Germanic *drunkanaz. It started in Proto-Germanic *drunkanōną. Then it appeared in Old English druncnian. Later, people used it in Middle English dronknen. After that, it was Proto-Germanic *drinkaną. Over time, it became Proto-Germanic *drunkanaz. Finally, it reached Old English druncen. It started in Middle English drunken. Many other languages have similar words:.
drink – A related word in the same word family.
-en – A related word in the same word family.
Each civilization borrowed this word because they encountered the concept through cultural contact.