langer
Old Swedish
adjective
Definitions
- long
Etymology
Inherited from Old Norse langr (long) inherited from Proto-Germanic *langaz (long).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*langaz
Gloss
long
Concept
Semantic Field
Emotions and values
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
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Emoji
đ€„ đŠ
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Langobard English
- Lombard English
- lonkero Finnish
- *dlongÊ°os Proto-Indo-European
- *dlÌ„hâgÊ°Ăłs Proto-Indo-European
- *longÊ°o- Proto-Indo-European
- *langaz Proto-Germanic
- *langizĂŽ Proto-Germanic
- LĂ„ngben Swedish
- LĂ„ngtbortistan Swedish
- förlÀnga Swedish
- lÄng Swedish
- lÄngfinger Swedish
- lÄngnÀbbad mÄs Swedish
- lÄngsam Swedish
- lÄngschal Swedish
- lÄngsida Swedish
- lÄngsiktig Swedish
- lÄngsmal Swedish
- lÄngstrumpa Swedish
- lÄngtidslagring Swedish
- lÄngtradare Swedish
- lÄngtÄsnÀppa Swedish
- lÄngvarig Swedish
- lÄngvÀgare Swedish
- lang Norwegian Nynorsk
- lang Old English
- langniĂ°jar Old Norse
- langr Old Norse
- lang Danish
- langur Icelandic
- lanc Middle Dutch
- lang Old High German
- langur Faroese
- đ»đ°đČđČđ Gothic
- *lang gmw-pro
- *lang Old Dutch
- lang Old Saxon
- long Old Frisian
- lĂĄnger Scanian