setlgang
Old English
noun
Definitions
- setting
Etymology
Inherited from *seþlagang compound from Old English setl (seat, that upon which one sits, a seat, sitting, a place to sit, a settle) + Old English gang (a going, a journey, passage, way).
Origin
Old English
gang
Gloss
a going, a journey, passage, way
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *gangaz Proto-Germanic
- *setlą Proto-Germanic
- begang Old English
- beogang Old English
- ciricgang Old English
- cynesetl Old English
- forþgang Old English
- gang Old English
- gangere Old English
- gangern Old English
- gangweg Old English
- gegang Old English
- hringsetl Old English
- ingang Old English
- medusetl Old English
- ofergang Old English
- seld Old English
- setl Old English
- setlan Old English
- setlgangende Old English
- togang Old English
- upgang Old English
- utgang Old English
- wintersetl Old English
- ymbgang Old English
- sahtlen Middle English
- *seþl gmw-pro
- *seþlagang gmw-pro