wintersetl
Old English
noun
Definitions
- somewhere to stop in for winter
- (plural) winter-quarters
Etymology
Compound from Old English winter + Old English setl (seat, that upon which one sits, a seat, sitting, a place to sit, a settle).
Origin
Old English
setl
Gloss
seat, that upon which one sits, a seat, sitting, a place to sit, a settle
Concept
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *setlą Proto-Germanic
- *wintruz Proto-Germanic
- cynesetl Old English
- hringsetl Old English
- medusetl Old English
- seld Old English
- setl Old English
- setlan Old English
- setlgang Old English
- setlgangende Old English
- winter Old English
- winterbiter Old English
- winterburna Old English
- winterceald Old English
- wintercearig Old English
- winterdun Old English
- winterdæg Old English
- winterfeorm Old English
- winterfylleþ Old English
- wintergegang Old English
- wintergerim Old English
- wintergetæl Old English
- wintergeweorp Old English
- wintergewæde Old English
- winterhus Old English
- winterlic Old English
- winterlæcan Old English
- winterrim Old English
- winterscur Old English
- winterselde Old English
- winterset Old English
- wintersufel Old English
- wintertid Old English
- winterwylle Old English
- wintrig Old English
- sahtlen Middle English
- winter Middle English
- wintertid Middle English
- *seþl gmw-pro
- setl
- seld
- setlan
- winter
- wintrig
- medusetl
- setlgang
- cynesetl
- winterlic
- wintertid
- winterhus
- winterset
- hringsetl
- winterdun
- winterdæg
- winterrim
- winterscur
- wintersufel
- winterfeorm
- winterwylle
- winterceald
- winterbiter
- winterburna
- winterselde
- winterlæcan
- wintergetæl
- wintergerim
- wintercearig
- wintergegang
- setlgangende
- wintergewæde
- winterfylleþ
- wintergeweorp