dâr
Welsh (Colloquial)
/ˈdaːr/
noun
Definitions
- oak tree
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Brythonic *dar inherited from Proto-Celtic *daru (oak) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *dóru (tree, wood, oak).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*dóru
Gloss
tree, wood, oak
Concept
Semantic Field
Quantity
Ontological Category
Classifier
Kanji
木, 樹
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Kingstree English
- apple tree English
- axletree English
- bay tree English
- boottree English
- bottletree English
- bridgetree English
- clothestree English
- cotree English
- crosstree English
- doubletree English
- ebontree English
- fig tree English
- firtree English
- hattree English
- hextree English
- hoptree English
- hypertree English
- intertree English
- manteltree English
- mantle-tree English
- milktree English
- mirrortree English
- multitree English
- nontree English
- octree English
- paleotree English
- peachtree English
- pear tree English
- planetree English
- plum tree English
- polytree English
- quadtree English
- roof tree English
- rooftree English
- shoetree English
- singletree English
- soaptree English
- subtree English
- supertree English
- swingtree English
- tape tree English
- thorn tree English
- tree English
- tree frog English
- tree worm English
- tree-branch English
- treeable English
- treebank English
- treebark English
- treebeard English
- treebound English
- treechange English
- treecreeper English
- treedom English
- treefall English
- treefish English
- treeful English
- treehood English
- treehopper English
- treehouse English
- treeify English
- treekind English
- treelawn English
- treelength English
- treeless English
- treelet English
- treelike English
- treelined English
- treeling English
- treelist English
- treely English
- treemageddon English
- treemap English
- treeness English
- treeology English
- treepie English
- treescape English
- treeship English
- treespace English
- treestand English
- treestump English
- treeswift English
- treetop English
- treeward English
- treeware English
- treewidth English
- treey English
- trestletree English
- tuliptree English
- vinetree English
- winetree English
- δρῦς Ancient Greek
- λάριξ Ancient Greek
- *derwo- Proto-Indo-European
- *dóru Proto-Indo-European
- *weyd- Proto-Indo-European
- *trewą Proto-Germanic
- ツリー Japanese
- tre Middle English
- doire Irish
- tré Old Norse
- abebrødtræ Danish
- affaldstræ Danish
- baobabtræ Danish
- egetræ Danish
- juletræ Danish
- træ Danish
- træindustri Danish
- træløs Danish
- trærod Danish
- træstamme Danish
- æbletræ Danish
- *dervo Proto-Slavic
- *drъvo Proto-Slavic
- derw Welsh
- տարր Old Armenian
- dair Old Irish
- daire Old Irish
- akslatræ Faroese
- appilsintræ Faroese
- eikitræ Faroese
- fikutræ Faroese
- frukttræ Faroese
- furutræ Faroese
- granntræ Faroese
- jólatræ Faroese
- kirsuberjatræ Faroese
- leyvtræ Faroese
- nálatræ Faroese
- perutræ Faroese
- pílatræ Faroese
- súreplatræ Faroese
- træ Faroese
- træbrúgv Faroese
- træbulur Faroese
- trækirkja Faroese
- trærót Faroese
- træskip Faroese
- træspónur Faroese
- *daru Proto-Celtic
- *druwits Proto-Celtic
- *druwits, *dru-wid- Proto-Celtic
- *dāru Proto-Indo-Iranian
- *dāru- Proto-Indo-Iranian
- *dā́ru Proto-Indo-Iranian
- dʾl Middle Persian
- *drr Proto-Semitic
- dar Cornish
- derow Cornish
- *dar Proto-Brythonic
- or Tocharian B
- trik- Tocharian B
- *drutómos Proto-Hellenic
- *dóru Proto-Hellenic
- 𒋫𒀀𒊒 Hittite
- 𒋫𒊒 Hittite
- or Tocharian A
- tri Bislama
- chrii Jamaican Creole
- 𒋫𒀀𒊒 Luwian