earfoþe
Old English
adj
Definitions
- hard, difficult
Etymology
Inherited from *arbaiþi inherited from Proto-Germanic *arbaidiz (hardship).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*arbaidiz
Gloss
hardship
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- difficult English
- difficultate English
- difficultly English
- difficultness English
- difficulty English
- undifficult English
- orbitas Latin
- orbus Latin
- orbus (ab oculīs) Latin
- orphanus Latin
- orphănus Latin
- о̄rbus Latin
- Akkordarbeit German
- Arbeit German
- Arbeitsamt German
- Arbeitsbericht German
- Arbeitsbeschaffung German
- Arbeitsbuch German
- Arbeitsdienst German
- Arbeitseinstellung German
- Arbeitsfeld German
- Arbeitsgruppe German
- Arbeitskraft German
- Arbeitskreis German
- Arbeitslager German
- Arbeitsleistung German
- Arbeitslohn German
- Arbeitsmann German
- Arbeitsmarkt German
- Arbeitsministerium German
- Arbeitsniederlegung German
- Arbeitspass German
- Arbeitspensum German
- Arbeitsplatz German
- Arbeitsschutz German
- Arbeitsschutzmaßnahme German
- Arbeitsstelle German
- Arbeitstag German
- Arbeitstisch German
- Arbeitsunfall German
- Arbeitsunfähigkeit German
- Arbeitsvermögen German
- Arbeitsweg German
- Arbeitswelt German
- Arbeitszeit German
- Arbeitszeug German
- Arbeitszimmer German
- Austrittsarbeit German
- Bachelorarbeit German
- Doktorarbeit German
- Drecksarbeit German
- Dreharbeit German
- Handarbeit German
- Hausarbeit German
- Knochenarbeit German
- Kurzarbeit German
- Leiharbeit German
- Nacharbeit German
- Schularbeit German
- Schwarzarbeit German
- Sisyphusarbeit German
- Sozialarbeiter German
- Trauerarbeit German
- Vorarbeit German
- Zusammenarbeit German
- Zwangsarbeit German
- arbeitsam German
- arbeitsaufwändig German
- arbeitsfähig German
- arbeitslos German
- arbeitsmedizinisch German
- arbeitsmäßig German
- arbeitssuchend German
- arbeitsunfähig German
- orbo Italian
- arbeid Dutch, Flemish
- arbeiden Dutch, Flemish
- arbeidsdag Dutch, Flemish
- arbeidsemigrant Dutch, Flemish
- arbeidsethos Dutch, Flemish
- arbeidsimmigrant Dutch, Flemish
- arbeidskracht Dutch, Flemish
- arbeidsloos Dutch, Flemish
- arbeidsman Dutch, Flemish
- arbeidsmigrant Dutch, Flemish
- arbeidsparticipatie Dutch, Flemish
- arbeidspool Dutch, Flemish
- dwangarbeid Dutch, Flemish
- fabrieksarbeid Dutch, Flemish
- kinderarbeid Dutch, Flemish
- slavenarbeid Dutch, Flemish
- раб Russian
- ὀρφανός Ancient Greek
- Ὀρφεύς Ancient Greek
- *h₃erbʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₃órbʰos Proto-Indo-European
- *arbaidijaną Proto-Germanic
- *arbaidiją Proto-Germanic
- *arbaidiz Proto-Germanic
- *arbijô Proto-Germanic
- アルバイト Japanese
- バイト Japanese
- dǣd Old English
- earfoþdæde Old English
- earfoþnes Old English
- earfoþþrag Old English
- ierfa Old English
- þrāg Old English
- arveð Middle English
- arveðliche Middle English
- difficult Middle English
- ærfeðnesse Middle English
- erfiða Old Norse
- erfiði Old Norse
- *orbъ Proto-Slavic
- erfiði Icelandic
- orb Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- orbecăi Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- اربون Persian
- ορφανός Greek (modern)
- arbeit Middle Dutch
- arbeit Old High German
- arbeit, ar(a)beit Old High German
- որբ Old Armenian
- раб Bulgarian
- arbeit Middle High German
- Aarbecht Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 𐌰𐍂𐌱𐌰𐌹𐌸𐍃 Gothic
- אַרבעט Yiddish
- *arbaiþi gmw-pro
- arbeit Old Dutch
- arbeit Middle Low German
- раб Ukrainian
- *Hárbʰas Proto-Indo-Iranian
- arved Old Saxon
- arvedi Old Saxon
- arvēd Old Saxon
- orbu Aromanian
- раб Belarusian
- рабъ Church Slavic, Church Slavonic, Old Church Slavonic, Old Slavonic, Old Bulgarian
- vuarb Friulian
- ⲟⲣⲫⲁⲛⲟⲥ Coptic
- orbu Sicilian
- orvu Sicilian
- orbo Venetian
- *wɔrfana- Proto-Albanian
- vuarb Dalmatian
- *orpa fiu-pro
- uorbo Istriot
- 𐀃𐀞 Mycenaean Greek
- ⱃⰰⰱⰵ Old Novgorodian