leech
Frisian (Western)
adjective
Definitions
- low
Etymology
Inherited from Old Frisian lēch inherited from Proto-Germanic *lēgaz (low, situated near the ground, flat, lying).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*lēgaz
Gloss
low, situated near the ground, flat, lying
Concept
Semantic Field
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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
- lower 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
- semilow English
- sublow English
- superlow English
- ultralow English
- antiaanbaklaag Dutch, Flemish
- grenslaag Dutch, Flemish
- kwartslaag Dutch, Flemish
- laag Dutch, Flemish
- laagdoorlaatfilter Dutch, Flemish
- laagdrempelig Dutch, Flemish
- laaggebergte Dutch, Flemish
- laagspanning Dutch, Flemish
- meerlagig Dutch, Flemish
- nederlaag Dutch, Flemish
- omlaag Dutch, Flemish
- ozonlaag Dutch, Flemish
- woonlaag Dutch, Flemish
- zandlaag Dutch, Flemish
- *legʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *lēgaz Proto-Germanic
- lowe Middle English
- lágr Old Norse
- lâge Middle Dutch
- laag Afrikaans
- *lāgi Old Dutch
- low Chinese
- *lāgi Old Saxon
- lag Old Saxon
- lēch Old Frisian
- leeg West Flemish