wharve
English
/wɔɹv/, /wɔːv/, /ʍɔɹv/
verb
Definitions
- (Scotland) to turn, turn over (especially of mown grass).
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English wharven (turn) inherited from Old English hweorfan (turn, turn from, wander about, change, be converted, come, depart, roam, move, go about, go, return, turn back, die) inherited from Proto-Germanic *hwerbaną (turn).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*hwerbaną
Gloss
turn
Concept
Semantic Field
Motion
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Liebeswerben German
- Werbeartikel German
- Werber German
- Werbespot German
- Werbung German
- abwerben German
- anwerben German
- bewerben German
- erwerben German
- werben German
- aanwerven Dutch, Flemish
- verwerven Dutch, Flemish
- werf Dutch, Flemish
- werven Dutch, Flemish
- *hwerbaną Proto-Germanic
- *hweorflian Old English
- ahweorfan Old English
- andhweorfan Old English
- behweorfan Old English
- efthweorfan Old English
- forhweorfan Old English
- framhweorfan Old English
- geanhweorfan Old English
- gehweorfan Old English
- geondhweorfan Old English
- hwearfan Old English
- hweorfan Old English
- mishweorfan Old English
- ongeanhweorfan Old English
- onhweorfan Old English
- sinhweorfan Old English
- tohweorfan Old English
- ymbhweorfan Old English
- æthweorfan Old English
- wharven Middle English
- hverfa Old Norse
- hvirfla Old Norse
- varbi Esperanto
- verbovati Serbo-Croatian
- hverfa Icelandic
- hverfill Icelandic
- werven Middle Dutch
- hvørva Faroese
- 𐍈𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌱𐌰𐌽 Gothic
- *wervan Old Dutch
- вербува́ти Ukrainian
- hwervan Old Saxon