los
German (Berlin)
/loːs/, /lɔs/
adj
Definitions
- (colloquial) (alternative form of) lose
Etymology
Inherited from Old High German lōs.
Origin
Old High German
lōs
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -less English
- break loose English
- footloose English
- loess English
- loessal English
- loessial English
- loessic English
- loose English
- loose-handed English
- loosefill English
- loosehead English
- loosejaw English
- looseleaf English
- loosely English
- loosen English
- looseness English
- looseth English
- loosey English
- loosish English
- outloose English
- overloose English
- ultraloose English
- unloose English
- Gegenstand German
- Löss German
- Zucht German
- drauf German
- drauflos- German
- fahren German
- gegenstandslos German
- losfahren German
- loslösen German
- loswerden German
- losziehen German
- lösen German
- werden German
- ziehen German
- zuchtlos German
- *lausaz Proto-Germanic
- ルーズ Japanese
- luz Polish
- luzik Polish
- luźny Polish
- leas Old English
- -les Middle English
- loos Middle English
- lōs Old High German