Weide
German (Berlin)
/ˈvaɪ̯də/
noun
Definitions
- pasture
- (obsolete) feed
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German weide inherited from Old High German weida inherited from Proto-Germanic *waiþijō.
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*waiþijō
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- again English
- autogain English
- foregain English
- gain English
- gainable English
- gainand English
- gainer English
- gainest English
- gaineth English
- gainful English
- gainless English
- gainly English
- gainsharing English
- gainside English
- gainword English
- gainworthy English
- outgain English
- overgain English
- photogain English
- regain English
- undergain English
- ungain English
- vimen English
- wathe English
- vieō Latin
- vimen Latin
- Auge German
- Augenweide German
- Mann German
- Trauer German
- Trauerweide German
- Weidmann German
- alpenweide Dutch, Flemish
- bergweide Dutch, Flemish
- ligweide Dutch, Flemish
- weide Dutch, Flemish
- weidemolen Dutch, Flemish
- weiden Dutch, Flemish
- weidewinkel Dutch, Flemish
- weidman Dutch, Flemish
- weids Dutch, Flemish
- gagner French
- gain French
- -ветвить Russian
- ветвистый Russian
- ветвь Russian
- *wéh₁imn̥ Proto-Indo-European
- *waiþijō Proto-Germanic
- *waiþō Proto-Germanic
- *wīþijaz Proto-Germanic
- waþ Old English
- wiþig Old English
- gayn Middle English
- wathe Middle English
- weide Middle Dutch
- weida Old High German
- ougenweide Middle High German
- weide Middle High German
- wīde Middle High German
- Weed Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Weid Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- Weidemees Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- gain Middle French
- weitha Old Dutch
- вѣтвь Old East Slavic
- Weed Pennsylvania German