ædre
Old English
noun
Definitions
- (anatomy) vein, artery; sinew
- channel for liquids, a river
- kidney
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *ēdrǭ derived from Proto-Indo-European *ēt-er- (intestines, stomach).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*ēt-er-
Gloss
intestines, stomach
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
腸
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- uterus English
- Eura Finnish
- euralainen Finnish
- uterinus Latin
- uterus Latin
- Ader German
- Geäder German
- Pulsader German
- Randader German
- Schlagader German
- Äderchen German
- ader Dutch, Flemish
- aderlaten Dutch, Flemish
- aderlijk Dutch, Flemish
- aderrijk Dutch, Flemish
- aderslag Dutch, Flemish
- aderverwijding Dutch, Flemish
- dichtader Dutch, Flemish
- halsader Dutch, Flemish
- luchtader Dutch, Flemish
- spatader Dutch, Flemish
- verkeersader Dutch, Flemish
- eider French
- utérus French
- eider Spanish, Castilian
- útero Spanish, Castilian
- μεγαλήτωρ Ancient Greek
- ἦτορ Ancient Greek
- *-teros Proto-Indo-European
- *h₁eh₁tr̥ Proto-Indo-European
- *úd Proto-Indo-European
- *úderos Proto-Indo-European
- *ēt-er- Proto-Indo-European
- åre Norwegian Bokmål
- ær Norwegian Bokmål
- útero Portuguese
- *ēdrǭ Proto-Germanic
- *ēdī Proto-Germanic
- *ēþrō Proto-Germanic
- *ēþrǭ, *ēdrǭ Proto-Germanic
- ejder Swedish
- åder Swedish
- åre Norwegian Nynorsk
- edre Middle English
- ionathar Irish
- æðr Old Norse
- utero Esperanto
- úter Catalan, Valencian
- æð Icelandic
- æður Icelandic
- uter Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ādere Middle Dutch
- ād(e)ra, ādra Old High German
- inathar Old Irish
- æða Faroese
- æðr Faroese
- æður Faroese
- -āðara Old Saxon
- adher, aþra Old Swedish
- aþra/adher Old Swedish
- åd Westrobothnian
- ågȯda Westrobothnian
- Åder Low German
- áðra Scanian