Everwich schire
Middle English
/ˈɛvərwitʃˌʃiːr/
proper noun
Definitions
- Yorkshire (county in England)
Etymology
Inherited from Old English Eoforwīċsċīr, Eoforwīċ (York) + Old English sċīr (bright, shire, county, shining, splendid, gleaming, brilliant, resplendent, pure, clear)affix from Middle English Everwik + Middle English shire (shire).
Origin
Middle English
shire
Gloss
shire
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Shirley English
- York English
- Yorkie English
- Yorkshire English
- Yorkshireman English
- Yorkshireness English
- Yorkshirewoman English
- shire English
- Eborācum Latin
- Йоркшир Russian
- yorkshire Portuguese
- ヨークシャー Japanese
- Deorbyscir Old English
- Eoforwicscir Old English
- Eoforwīċ Old English
- Eoforwīċsċīr Old English
- Gleawceasterscir Old English
- Hamtunscir Old English
- Scrobbesbyrigscir Old English
- Wæringwicscir Old English
- scir Old English
- scirgerefa Old English
- sċīr Old English
- Everwik Middle English
- Yorkshire Middle English
- schire Middle English
- schyre Middle English
- shire Middle English
- shirreve Middle English
- shyre Middle English
- skyr Middle English
- Jórk Old Norse
- Jórvík Old Norse
- يوركشاير Arabic
- იორკშირი Georgian