dwerch
Frisian (Western)
noun
Definitions
- dwarf
Etymology
Inherited from Old Frisian dwerch inherited from Proto-Germanic *dwergaz (dwarf).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*dwergaz
Gloss
dwarf
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Dwarfer English
- bedwarf English
- durgan English
- durgy English
- dwarf English
- dwarf star English
- dwarfdom English
- dwarfen English
- dwarfess English
- dwarfeth English
- dwarfette English
- dwarfish English
- dwarfism English
- dwarfkind English
- dwarflike English
- dwarfling English
- dwarfmaid English
- dwarfness English
- dwarfsploitation English
- dwarfy English
- dwarven English
- semidwarf English
- subdwarf English
- weredwarf English
- dwerg Dutch, Flemish
- dwergarend Dutch, Flemish
- dwergchimpansee Dutch, Flemish
- dwerghert Dutch, Flemish
- dwerghoen Dutch, Flemish
- dwergin Dutch, Flemish
- dwergmuis Dutch, Flemish
- dwergnijlpaard Dutch, Flemish
- dwergpinguïn Dutch, Flemish
- dwergplaneet Dutch, Flemish
- dwergstaat Dutch, Flemish
- dwergster Dutch, Flemish
- dwergvalk Dutch, Flemish
- dwergvinvis Dutch, Flemish
- *dwergaz Proto-Germanic
- ドワーフ Japanese
- dweorg Old English
- dwerf Middle English
- dvergr Old Norse
- dwerch Middle Dutch
- twerc Old High German
- dwerg Afrikaans
- *dwerg gmw-pro
- *dwerg Old Dutch
- dwerch Old Frisian
- Dwarg German Low German
- Dwärch Saterland Frisian