ild
Danish
/ilˀ/
noun
Definitions
- fire flames from an object that burns
- fire bullets from a gun
- (metaphorically) ardor a strong will
Etymology
Inherited from Old Danish eld inherited from Old Norse eldr (fire) inherited from Proto-Germanic *ailidaz (fire).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*ailidaz
Gloss
fire
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
火
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- anneal English
- annealable English
- annealer English
- annealment English
- misanneal English
- reanneal English
- ild Norwegian Bokmål
- *ailidaz Proto-Germanic
- Eldslandet Swedish
- eld Swedish
- elddyrkan Swedish
- eldslukare Swedish
- eldstad Swedish
- skärseld Swedish
- eld Norwegian Nynorsk
- æled Old English
- ǣled Old English
- anelen Middle English
- eldr Old Norse
- hreinsanareldr Old Norse
- fast Danish
- flue Danish
- hu Danish
- ildfast Danish
- ildflue Danish
- ildhu Danish
- ildkugle Danish
- ildsjæl Danish
- ildslukker Danish
- ildsvåde Danish
- kryds Danish
- krydsild Danish
- kugle Danish
- sjæl Danish
- skærelse Danish
- skærsild Danish
- slukker Danish
- våde Danish
- eldur Icelandic
- aelwyd Welsh
- eldur Faroese
- eld Old Saxon
- elder Old Swedish
- el Westrobothnian
- eld Old Danish
- skærseeld Old Danish
- iilj North Frisian