vøllur
Faroese
/ˈvœtlʊɹ/
noun
Definitions
- lawn
- field (airfield, football field, etc.)
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse vǫllr (field) derived from Proto-Germanic *walþuz (forest).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*walþuz
Gloss
forest
Concept
Semantic Field
The physical world
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
森
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Waldo English
- vole English
- Bambuswald German
- Blätterwald German
- Herbstwald German
- Kiefernwald German
- Laubwald German
- Lustwäldchen German
- Mangrovenwald German
- Mischwald German
- Nadelwald German
- Regenwald German
- Schilderwald German
- Schwarzwald German
- Spreewald German
- Urwald German
- Wald German
- Waldbrand German
- Waldeinsamkeit German
- Waldesrand German
- Waldhorn German
- Waldkatze German
- Waldkauz German
- Waldland German
- Waldrand German
- Waldrapp German
- Waldschnepfe German
- Waldstück German
- Waldung German
- Waldwasserläufer German
- Waldweg German
- waldaus German
- waldein German
- waldreich German
- *wel(ə)-t- Proto-Indo-European
- *wólnus Proto-Indo-European
- voll Norwegian Bokmål
- *walþijō Proto-Germanic
- *walþuz Proto-Germanic
- voll Norwegian Nynorsk
- geweald Old English
- wald Old English
- weald Old English
- wald Middle English
- weeld Middle English
- wold Middle English
- vald Old Norse
- vǫllr Old Norse
- flugvöllur Icelandic
- golfvöllur Icelandic
- leikvöllur Icelandic
- tennisvöllur Icelandic
- vallarleikmaður Icelandic
- vallarmiðja Icelandic
- vallarsveifgras Icelandic
- vallelfting Icelandic
- vallhæra Icelandic
- vígvöllur Icelandic
- völlur Icelandic
- wald Old High German
- -s- Faroese
- fótbóltsvøllur Faroese
- fótbóltur Faroese
- walt Middle High German
- *walþu gmw-pro
- walt Old Dutch
- wald Old Saxon
- wāld Old Saxon
- Rapp Alemannic German
- wald Old Frisian