lower
English
/ˈləʊə/, /ˈloʊɚ/, /ˈlaʊə/, /ˈlaʊɚ/
comparative adjective
Definitions
- bottom; more towards the bottom than the middle of an object
- Situated on lower ground, nearer a coast, or more southerly.
- (geology) older
Etymology
Suffix from English low (moo).
Origin
English
low
Gloss
moo
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Colorado low English
- Lowveld English
- below English
- highlow English
- infralow English
- low English
- low mass star English
- low-bell English
- low-hearted English
- low-key English
- low-level English
- low-skilled English
- lowbell English
- lowbie English
- lowbred English
- lowbrow English
- lowbush English
- lowcut English
- lowdown English
- lowen English
- lowerable English
- lowerarchy English
- lowerer English
- lowerest English
- lowereth English
- lowermost English
- lowery English
- lowhearted English
- lowish English
- lowland English
- lowlife English
- lowlight English
- lowling English
- lowly English
- lowminded English
- lowness English
- lowpass English
- lowrider English
- lowriding English
- lowsome English
- lowth English
- nonlow English
- nonlower English
- relower English
- semilow English
- sublow English
- superlow English
- ultralow English
- lowe Middle English
- low Chinese
- low
- below
- lowen
- lowly
- lowth
- sublow
- lowery
- nonlow
- lowbie
- lowcut
- lowish
- lowerer
- highlow
- lowbrow
- Lowveld
- lowpass
- relower
- semilow
- lowsome
- low-key
- lowdown
- lowbush
- lowbell
- lowling
- lowland
- lowness
- lowlife
- lowbred
- lowrider
- lowerest
- low-bell
- superlow
- lowereth
- infralow
- lowlight
- ultralow
- nonlower
- lowermost
- low-level
- lowriding
- lowerable
- lowminded
- lowerarchy
- lowhearted
- low-skilled
- low-hearted
- Colorado low
- low mass star