饜崋饜尮饜尣饜尣饜崅饜崈
Gothic
noun
Definitions
- finger
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-Germanic *fingraz (finger) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *p茅nk史r贸s (fifth).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*p茅nk史r贸s
Gloss
fifth
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Finger German
- *penk史r贸s Proto-Indo-European
- *p茅nk史r贸s Proto-Indo-European
- finger Norwegian Bokm氓l
- *fingragul镁膮 Proto-Germanic
- *fingraz Proto-Germanic
- finger Norwegian Nynorsk
- finger Old English
- finger忙ppel Old English
- hringfinger Old English
- lytel finger Old English
- middelfinger Old English
- scytefinger Old English
- scytelfinger Old English
- fynger Middle English
- fyngre Middle English
- fingr Old Norse
- finger Danish
- fingur Icelandic
- fingar Old High German
- fingur Faroese
- 饜尣饜尶饜尰饜尭 Gothic
- 饜崋饜尮饜尣饜尣饜崅饜尠饜尣饜尶饜尰饜尭 Gothic
- *fingr gmw-pro
- fingar Old Saxon
- finger Old Swedish
- finger Old Frisian
- fyngier Vilamovian